In Rafah, as you stroll through the streets, you witness tens of thousands of people with pale, tired faces and exhausted bodies sleeping on the edges of roads without blankets or tents. Some haven’t tasted bread for weeks.
A displaced individual shares with Gaza Now: “We haven’t seen tents, we haven’t seen blankets. The situation is very tough. I came from the central area hoping to secure my family. Now, I’m on the roundabout sleeping without blankets, and the nights are very cold, especially for the children.”
Another person says, “We’ve never seen a war like this. It’s a war of extermination, starvation, and clear attempts to kill and displace the Palestinian people. The repeated bombings in Rafah are the clearest example that they want us to fear being anywhere in Gaza. They are trying to pressure us to reach the Egyptian borders, but their plan will not and shall not succeed, God willing. We are confident that the resistance will prevail, God willing.”
A man, accompanied by his surviving mother, who uses a wheelchair, shares, “I roam with her in a makeshift tent made of nylon. We put blankets around it, and now we sleep in it. However, when it rains, we can’t sleep. There is a problem with the lack of food and drink. We eat once a day or every two days. The situation is very difficult.”
Calls persist in Gaza for the cessation of aggression, an end to the blockade, and the opening of crossings to allow the entry of humanitarian aid trucks. 🕊️🇵🇸
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