Today, Thursday, the Israeli forces handed over the bodies of 47 dead bodies that the Israeli army had stolen from various areas of the Gaza Strip, via the Kerem Shalom crossing.

Medical sources reported that the bodies of the dead that were delivered were transferred to Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

On January 30, the bodies of 100 citizens who were killed during the ongoing Israeli aggression since October 7 were buried in a mass grave in the city of Rafah, which the Israeli army had stolen from various areas of the Gaza Strip.

The bodies, some of which were decomposed, of unidentified people were buried. They were stolen by Israeli soldiers from hospitals and cemeteries during their raids into various areas of the Gaza Strip, and were delivered this morning, via the Kerem Shalom crossing.

Medical sources said at the time that inspection of some of the bodies showed that the Israeli army had stolen organs from some of them.

On December 26, the Israeli army returned 80 bodies of dead bodies that it had stolen from Gaza. Their bodies were buried in a mass grave in Tal al-Sultan, west of Rafah.

The kidnapping of the bodies of dead from the Gaza Strip renews suspicions that the Israeli army is stealing organs from the bodies of Palestinian dead.

In 2009, Israeli media revealed that the occupying state owns the largest human skin bank in the world, and years later, the director of the Israeli Skin Bank told Israeli Channel 10, in March 2014, that the bank’s skin reserve amounts to about 170 square meters.

These numbers are considered illogical in Israel. Because it ranks third in the world, its population refuses to donate organs, for reasons and religious beliefs, which has raised doubts about the source of these organs.

Yehuda Hess, who was director of the Israeli Forensic Medicine Institute, admitted in a 2009 documentary about the Palestinian issue to his participation in stealing organs from the bodies of Palestinian martyrs.