CBC's visual investigation uses satellite images showing the IDF clearing bombed Gaza neighborhoods with heavy machinery, then building military bases at the sites — while the bodies remain buried.

CBC's visual investigation uses satellite images showing the IDF clearing bombed Gaza neighborhoods with heavy machinery, then building military bases at the sites — while the bodies remain buried.

This is erasure of evidence of war crimes.

Forensic architecture has documented thousands of similar events.

Families say they were never contacted about remains.

An Oxford law professor pointed out that this is only legal if bodies are collected, identified and preserved as evidence.

The International Court of Justice ordered Israel to preserve evidence of alleged violations of the Genocide Convention in 2024.

The IDF says the clearance is for "tactical necessity" and complies with international law.