Though it's not quite what you may think. Veteran
Wash Post reporter
upset by what he sees in visit to Gaza. Includes this:
It is all very intimate. We visited a house in Maghazi that had just
been hit by an Israeli airstrike a few hours earlier. While I was
interviewing the members of the Nawasrah family who survived, one of the
cousins opened up a plastic bag and handed me a little finger.
I didn’t flip out, only because it was the second time that day
someone had shown me something like this. After the rocket attacks, the
Palestinians collect the dead from the debris, and sometimes the dead
are no longer whole, and so they gather what they can for burial. Like a
fingertip.
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