Gazans hold a mass funeral for the remains of 112 people from the Al-Hassayna clan of Sabra, after the bodies are found in rubble following the conflict. Multiple sources describe the remains as decomposed and carried on stretchers shrouded in flags in hot weather, with Palestinian authorities reporting that this is all they could locate from the extended Al-Hassayna family. The clan is described as Palestinian Bedouin stock from Sabra. The reports say the family was nearly wiped out by Israel nearly three years earlier, and that the newly recovered bodies reflect the continued recovery of remains tied to earlier attacks. Reuters-based reporting also identifies the date as Aug. 4 and frames the funeral as a large-scale burial for those recovered, while the wider details of how and where the rubble was cleared or the specific circumstances of the deaths are not fully detailed in the accounts provided. The event underscores the ongoing handling and identification challenges for bodies recovered long after fighting, with families and authorities conducting mass burial ceremonies for those who cannot be separated into individual cases.