Israel's top military intelligence officer resigned today, blaming himself for missing the

signals that Hamas was poised to attack Israel in the run-up to the October 7th attacks.

And just two days after the US House

approved a new large military aid package for Israel,

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinking

rejected claims that Washington has a double standard when applying US law to

allegations of abuses by the Israeli military in Gaza. Ali Rogin has our

report. Another day in Gaza is another day of mourning. A wife grieving over her husband's

remains. A daughter left fatherless. Osama's body was found in a mass grave in Han Yunus, Gaza's second largest city.

His family nearly inconsolable, but today they find some measure of that solace in his burial in a freshly dug grave.

We found Osama's body, but we couldn't find the body of his brother Muhammad.

You saw how the scene is. There are piles of bodies and some victims can't be found.

Like Osama's family, many Palestinians have returned to Han Yunus to search for their dead after Israeli forces withdrew from the city.

And for more than a week now they've unearthed graves where their loved ones are

believed to be buried. So far more than 200 bodies have been found in the courtyard of Nasser Hospital.

And according to the Palestinian Civil Emergency Service, around 2,000 people are still

missing under the rubble. But the pain for Palestinians stretches across the entire Gaza Strip.

In Raffa, Gaza's southernmost city,

over the weekend families mourned the death of loved ones after

two Israeli strikes killed at least 22 people, mostly children.

soccer Abdel A'all's home was hit, killing his entire family.

Did you see one man of all those killed?

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