As Israel's ‘Yellow Line’ cuts across the Strip, relatives say loved ones killed near the military zone are left beyond reach for days or even months
When Muhammed Abu Khammash disappeared, his family feared the worst.
The 29-year-old Palestinian father of three had lived with severe mental illness for years. Since Israel's genocide in Gaza began in October 2023, his condition had deteriorated dramatically.
Afraid he would wander into one of the enclave's increasingly dangerous areas, relatives took turns staying by his side.
One day, he slipped away.
He never returned.
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