Editor David Horovitz on need to maintain long-term goals to prevent future brutal massacres; health reporter Renee Ghert-Zand on chilling morgue visit and stories of heroism

Staff at Abu Kabir work 24/7 along with colleagues in IDF and police to identify victims of mass butchery by Hamas terrorists; in some cases identification likely impossible

With only three doctors available, Abu Kabir struggles to handle the 21 bodies brought in over weekend

Decomposing remains are discovered by construction worker during renovations, sent for forensic analysis

Forensic scientists confirm grave belongs to Yosef Melamed, whose remains were the first of 9 due to be tested as part of probe into Yemenite children affair

Genetic profile successfully reconstructed for first time in Yemenite Children Affair; results to be compared with Yosef Melamed's relatives to see if exhumed remains belong to him

Tair Rada's case has gripped Israel, due to brutality of her murder and retrial of Roman Zadarov, initially convicted and serving prison time for crime

At request of surviving family, authorities plan to take DNA sample next week in effort to determine if interred child really is Uziel Houri, who was said to have died in 1952

Identity of person whose remains were pulled from the water on Apollonia Beach not known

In Jerusalem, funerals still going on as sirens announcing sabbath wail across city; forensic institute suspends ID process for Jewish day of rest with 32 of 45 bodies identified