In Gaza, rows of white shrouds symbolize mounting civilian deaths
GAZA, RAFA, CAIRO — “My life, my eyes, my soul,” a husband writes on the white shroud wrapped around his wife after the war devastating Gaza took her life. A bereaved son writes “my mother and everything” on the burial cloth covering his mother, another of the more than 21,000 Palestinians killed in the Israel-Hamas
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