- U.N. expert Francesca Albanese warns Israeli rubble-clearing in Gaza could erase evidence of possible atrocity crimes and prevent recovery of human remains, urging Palestinians to lead any clearance plans.
- The destruction is massive — about 61 million tons of wreckage that U.N. says could take roughly seven years to clear.
- The conflict’s human cost remains huge: Gaza health authorities report over 73,000 Palestinians killed and Palestinian officials estimate around 8,000 people still buried in the rubble.
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