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'I want to fulfil my dead brother's dream' - rebuilding life in Gaza's ruins

A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas led to joy in Gaza, but the devastation is severe, with over 46,600 Palestinians reported killed and 69% of buildings damaged or destroyed according to the UN.
Most hospitals in Gaza are damaged beyond use, facing shortages of water, fuel, and medical supplies, as claimed by the Hamas-run Health Ministry.
The UN Environment Programme states that water, sanitation, and hygiene systems are almost entirely defunct, contributing to acute food shortages and risking malnutrition for 1.9 million displaced people.
The World Bank estimates that almost 100% of Gaza's population now lives in poverty, with the cost of basic supplies rising by almost 250% since the war began.

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Mondoweiss

Israel Destroyed My Medical School, But Students Like Me Pledge to Rebuild Gaza

Those of us who survived the genocide vow to carry the legacy of those martyred forward.

1 month ago

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RocketNews

'I want to fulfil my dead brother's dream' - rebuilding life in Gaza's ruins

Since the war started the job had become his life. Many of the people being bombed were his neighbours, people he’d grown up with.Hatem Al-Atar, 25, wasn’t married. His bravery was not reckless, or born of ignorance. He knew he could die any second.”All days of war since 7 October until now were difficult. Every second in this war was hard. You could lose your life, of a beloved one any second,” Hatem says.He is sitting in the civil defence offi…

1 month ago

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The Week

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The long road ahead to rebuild life in Gaza

As the Israel-Hamas ceasefire takes effect, Palestinians return to find 90% of homes destroyed, health and water infrastructure in ruins, and acute food poverty

1 month ago·Washington, United States

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kikar.co.il

Digging through the ruins to find the dead: “Shh..

Residents of the terror strip rejoiced and danced on the night of the confirmation of the ceasefire agreement, but it now becomes clear that their joy was premature. In an article published by the Reuters news agency, Gazans were quoted as describing the grief and frustration they experienced when they tried to return to their homes after the IDF withdrew from urban centers. Wala Al-Ar, Izzite: “We are cleaning the house and clearing the rubbl…

1 month ago

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NRK

Gaza er i ruiner. Nødorganisasjon nødssituasjon krever stor økning i bistand

Hussein Barakat fortviler. Det eneste som er igjen av huset hans i Gaza er en lenestol.

1 month ago·Norway

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The Namibian

‘I want to fulfil my dead brother’s dream’ – rebuilding life in Gaza’s ruins

Since the war started the job had become his life. Many of the people being bombed were his neighbours, people he’d grown up with. Hatem Al-Atar, 25, wasn’t married. His bravery was not reckless, or born of ignorance. He knew he could die any second. “All days of war since 7 October until now were difficult. Every second in this war was hard. You could lose your life, of a beloved one any second,” Hatem says. He is sitting in the civil defence o…

1 month ago·Windhoek, Namibia

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