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The remains of unidentified Palestinians returned by Israel are placed in a mass grave during burial in Deir el-Balah in the central Gaza Strip. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
Some of the bodies returned by Israel are badly mutilated or bear marks of torture and execution. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
Members of the Palestinian Civil Defence carry a body at the cemetery in Deir el-Balah. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
Under the United States-brokered ceasefire deal, Israel agreed to return the bodies of 15 Palestinians for each deceased Israeli captive returned. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
People at the mass burial site in Deir el-Balah lay to rest unidentified Palestinian bodies returned by Israel. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
The process of identifying remains is hampered by decomposition and insufficient forensic equipment. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
It is reported that many of the remains returned from Israel show evidence of torture. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
There have been 12 exchanges of remains under the ceasefire deal. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
It was the 12th exchange of bodies under the deal, with 315 bodies returned to Gaza so far. However, only 92 have been identified. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
Gaza's Government Media Office says Israeli attacks have killed 242 people since the ceasefire took effect on October 10. [Haitham Imad/EPA]
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