This is deeply disturbing – a report that Israel sends victims’ decomposing corpses to Gaza:

Israel has tried to send almost ninety decomposing bodies of Palestinians to Gaza, while refusing to communicate the identity of its victims or where and why they were killed. The Palestinian health ministry has said it will not accept the bodies until their ‘names, ages, genders, [and] the areas in which they were killed and kidnapped’ are disclosed.

It is reminiscent of the medieval practice of flinging the corpses of dead captives over the walls of besieged cities to instil fear in the defenders.

Why is the UK allied to the country that is carrying out such evil acts?

Source: Israel sends victims’ decomposing corpses to Gaza – SKWAWKBOX

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