For more than a year, thousands of Palestinians have arrived in the home in the north of the Gaza Strip for the first time, so that they are located in a highly high and desperate place.
On Tuesday, throughout Gasha, people held emotional gatherings with family members who stayed in northern Gaza during the war. But returning home is also shocking and frustrated: Israel’s bombing moves flattened the entire community, making them almost impossible to identify a bunch of rubble.
“We are glad to overcome-we finally lived on the sidewalks and beaches for a year and finally near friends and family,” Rajab Al-Sindawi, 49, left the north and went to La Fa. , Deir Al Balah and NUSEIRAT.
Under the ceasefire conditions between Israel and Hamas, the Israeli forces evacuated from the coastal road from Gaza on Monday to evacuate the Israeli troops from the coastal road of Gasha, and the large -scale return to Gaza’s large -scale return to start. Essence
At the beginning of Israel’s military attack on Hamas, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from northern Gasha fled the south. In the past 16 months, they lived in tents, temporarily shelters, schools and relatives’ homes.
At present, Mr. Al-Sindawi, his wife and their seven children live in his parents’ house. The family survives in the war, but lacks water and power.
He said that when he stayed from NUSEIRAT in central Gaza to Gaza City for five hours on Monday, Mr. Al-Sindawi passed a demolished building, which made him want to know how long Gaza would take Gaza to reconstruction.
When he talked about Gasha City, he said, “The whole city has been destroyed.” “It takes a few years to go home.”
Northern Gaza is one of the status of the coastal land during the war. The Israeli military initially concentrated its campaign in October 2023 after the attack on Hamas leaders in southern Israel, which killed about 1,200 people, and another 250 people hijacked hostages. Israeli forces have caused huge damage to apartment neighborhoods, hospitals and schools-Israel was accused of Hamas militants for military purposes and used to hide in civilians.
According to the Palestinian authorities Samah Hamad, the Palestinian authorities Samah Hamad said that with the ubiquitous damage, northern Beiasha needs tents and temporary housing.
Ms. Hamad said that waiting for Israel to enter Gasha’s approval, he participated in the relief of the Palestinian authorities to the region. Although the authorities headquartered on the West Coast occupied by Israel do not control Gaza, there are some active employees there.
In an interview, she said: “These tents need to attract people immediately.”
According to the initial stage of the ceasefire agreement, at least 60,000 temporary housing and 200,000 tents should enter Gasha. Israeli government agencies COGAT is responsible for coordinating to provide assistance to Gaza. In the past two weeks, thousands of tents have entered the territory, including 15 trucks that have arrived in north in the past day.
On Tuesday, the Qatar Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed Al-Ansari acted as a mediation person in the ceasefire negotiations with Egypt. He said that the challenges related to the relief of Gagosa and the relief in its area are reaching.
He told reporters: “The entry of assistance is not an easy problem.”
Since the start of the fire, thousands of trucks carrying humanitarian relief have entered Gaza, but assistants said that they need more demand for population.
The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas encountered some obstacles on weekends, but Mr. Alzari said he did not think that no “real violation” agreement could lead to an upgrade agreement.
Israel said on Saturday that this would prevent the Palestinian from move towards northern Gaza until it was planned to release Arbel Yehud, which was one of the last civilians in Gaza’s imprisonment. Israeli officials said the agreement asked Ms. Jehide to release it on Saturday.
One day later, when Hamas confirmed that Ms. Yehud and other hostages would be released this week, Israel agreed to allow the displaced Palestinians to return to the north from Monday.
The 41-year-old Anwar Abu Hindi (Anwar Abu Hindi) walked more than four hours from Deir Al-Balah on Monday and arrived at her home in Gaza City. This is a difficult period The journey needs to rest frequently. Even though she described this as a “beyond nightmare” destruction, Aju Indian ladies said that her spirit was still inspiring by returning to home.
She said: “I can feel the atmosphere of my city.” She added: “The slight breeze feels like welcoming us back.” “Although I encountered many difficulties, this is a special moment.”
BiLAL SHBAIR Contribution report.
