Khthon documents mass graves, atrocity crimes, and forensic evidence from conflict zones worldwide. Our work is strictly humanitarian and apolitical.
This site may contain imagery and descriptions of deceased individuals, violent injuries, and human remains gathered in the course of active investigations. Content is presented for accountability and documentation purposes only.
Khthon documents mass graves, atrocity crimes, and forensic evidence from conflict zones worldwide. Our work is strictly humanitarian and apolitical.
This site may contain imagery and descriptions of deceased individuals, violent injuries, and human remains gathered in the course of active investigations.
Khan Younis endured some of the heaviest bombardments and raids of the conflict. City blocks, hospitals, and shelters were systematically struck as IDF ground forces moved south. Testimonies report mass graves dug hurriedly near hospitals, including Nasser Hospital, where bodies were interred in courtyards. Across the city, civilians were killed during raids, bombardments, and forced evacuations. The civilian toll reached into the hundreds, with reports of entire families wiped out.
Case Evidence
Satellite time series reveal rapid urban destruction and expansion of burial areas around medical facilities. Survivor accounts describe mass interments in open lots and hospital grounds.
