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‘Reliving the war’: One year after ceasefire, killing and displacement persist in Gaza (opens the original)
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Om Siraj al-Muzeini was preparing soup for her sick child when she heard a commotion outside her tent in western Gaza City. People were running and calling out to each other, repeatedly asking: “How much time do we have?” The sound was familiar. She quietly prayed she was wrong. “An evacuation order for the entire block,” a displaced neighbour told her, as she gathered her belongings and prepared to flee with her children. Terrified and with no time to decide what to take, the widow grabbed her
‘I am dying slowly’: Gaza professor blocked from cancer treatment by Israel’s siege (opens the original)
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In a cramped space beneath the staircase of a school-turned-shelter in southern Gaza, university professor Kholoud Abu Sahmoud is slowly losing her battle with cancer. After 15 rounds of chemotherapy, the 33-year-old Palestinian mother of two was told she could no longer continue treatment because the drugs available in the war-ravaged enclave were not suitable for her type of cancer. “I was first diagnosed with liver cancer immediately after giving birth to my daughter, about nine months ago. B
'It feels like hell': Gaza families battle suffocating summer heat in tents (opens the original)
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When Middle East Eye met Rajaa Jendiya in January, she described Gaza's winter as the harshest she had endured in nearly two years of displacement. Now, the rain has stopped, but the same tent that failed to protect the Palestinian widow and mother of three from the winter cold has become a trap for stifling heat under Gaza's summer sun. "It's exactly like living in a greenhouse. The way the tent traps the sun's rays and concentrates the heat creates the same conditions as a greenhouse,” Jediya
'All we wanted was to bury him': How a Gaza family struggled to recover their dead son (opens the original)
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When Muhammed Abu Khammash disappeared, his family feared the worst. The 29-year-old Palestinian father of three had lived with severe mental illness for years. Since Israel's genocide in Gaza began in October 2023, his condition had deteriorated dramatically. Afraid he would wander into one of the enclave's increasingly dangerous areas, relatives took turns staying by his side. "As soon as I realised he was gone, I searched everywhere for him," his father, Oda Abu Khammash, told Middle East Eye
She was told her missing fiance was killed in Gaza. A year later, he returned alive (opens the original)
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For around a year, Hamada al-Banna was missing after he set out to obtain a sack of wheat flour from humanitarian aid trucks near Zikim in northern Gaza. His family did not know his whereabouts or whether he was still alive or had been killed alongside his brother, who was with him that day. As his family began to lose hope, his fiancee, Reem Jadallah, held on to the last remaining possibility. She sold her gold to hire a lawyer to find out whether he was being held in Israeli prisons. But the n
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