(CNN) -- On Monday, the team of grave diggers at Shaikh Radwan Cemetery in Gaza City prepared 15 graves, their busiest morning yet. And they're preparing for more. One of the slots was for 5-year-old Yusif Al-Dalou. He and eight members of his family were killed Sunday in an Israeli airstrike on their home. Their bodies were carried through the street to the sound of gunfire under Hamas banners to the cemetery. After the crowd left and the chanting stopped, friends and relatives prayed quietly. Israeli officials say the airstrike was targeting a Hamas military official, though no Hamas official is known to be among the dead.
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Funeral is held Monday for 5-year-old Yusif Al-Dalou
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The cemetery outside Gaza City is too dangerous for funerals
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"My life is now very difficult," says the mother of two dead children
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