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‘Nowhere else to go’: Gaza families shelter in buildings that may collapse (opens the original)
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Gaza City, Gaza Strip – The partially collapsed roof above Masada Abu Jarad’s apartment is now made up of broken concrete with twisted steel bars protruding from its edges. And underneath the section of the room that is now open to the elements after the building’s partial collapse, Masada’s family have pitched a tent to provide shelter. The 60-year-old knows the structure is dangerous. The Palestinian Red Crescent and the Civil Defence visited the family last week and warned them that they shou
Gaza watches Israel’s elections with fear and antipathy (opens the original)
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Gaza City – For three years, Palestinians in Gaza have lived with the destruction of their cities and displacement from their homes. Israel’s genocidal war, which started in October 2023, has taken more than 70,000 lives and determined the fates of those who remain. On October 27, Israelis will vote in a national election that will determine the next government and shape the country’s policies on Gaza. Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank have no direct say in the vote, but many are c
Palestinians turn to communal ovens to bake bread in Gaza (opens the original)
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Gaza City, Gaza Strip – Every morning, Azza Ashour kneads dough for her five children before carrying it to a communal oven at the school where her family has been sheltering. The 31-year-old mother has little money, no regular income and no husband at home. She explained that he has been detained by the Israeli army since May 2024, one of thousands of Palestinians locked away without trial by Israel. Azza makes the dough stretch as far as possible, sometimes filling the bread with cheese or a l
‘Nowhere to go’: Gaza’s damaged buildings turn deadly (opens the original)
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Gaza City, Gaza Strip – Leaning heavily on the arm of a relative, Hayat al-Ajlah moves slowly between the hospital beds, scanning the faces of the injured. She is looking for her eight-year-old daughter, Dalia. Hayat has not seen her since they were pulled from beneath the rubble of the al-Saada building in western Gaza City early on Wednesday, when the war-damaged structure collapsed over their heads. “I woke up to check my phone,” the 37-year-old Hayat said. “Suddenly, I heard a sound like som
Private schools become a costly choice for struggling parents in Gaza (opens the original)
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Deir el-Balah, Gaza Strip — In their tent in central Gaza, Khadija Abu Qados gets her 11-year-old daughter, Jouri, ready for another day at school amid the ongoing Israeli air raids and crippling financial crisis. The family has been living in a camp for displaced Palestinians in Deir el-Balah since their neighbourhood, Sheikh Radwan, in northern Gaza, was destroyed in the Israeli offensive in Gaza City last September. Like their home, the classrooms for Jouri and her 14-year-old sister, Ritaj,
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