Bittersweet Home returning for Palestinians returning to Gaza city. Israel-Felistine Conflict News
After carrying the pillars of Palestinians, they can lead to North Gaza, with Israel allowing their passage to according to the ongoing ceasefire.
Israel allowed hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians to return to their homes in the north this week. Although the crowd had become thinner by Tuesday, thousands of men, women and children were still on their way, fully know that they were waiting for them very little but debris.
“I am happy to come back to my home,” Saif al-Din Kazat said, who returned to Northern Gaza, but had to sleep in a tent next to the ruins of his house.
The 41 -year -old said, “I lit a fire all night to the children to keep them warm … (they) used to sleep peacefully despite the cold, but we do not have enough blankets.”
Mona Abu Athra managed to travel from central Gaza to Gaza City, although he has not yet been assessed by the entire limit of the influence of war at his home.
His hometown, Beat Hanoon, was one of the most difficult areas from a month’s Israeli military operation, which continued till the ceasefire of this month.
“We returned to the city of Gaza with nothing, and there is no drinking water. Most of the roads are still blocked by the debris of destroyed houses, ”said the 20 -year -old.
Despite the destruction, Abu Athra expressed relief to join his family again.
“This is the first night that we are together again, I, my mother and my father. Last night, we gathered with our three brothers who were here in Gaza city. ,
The United Nations said on Tuesday that more than 375,000 Palestinians crossed North Gaza as Israel opened the way to return on Monday morning, the United Nations said on Tuesday. It escaped from the north in the first weeks of the war in late 2023, which represents more than one third of the million people.
Increasing the required supply to people is a focus. Although the help delivery has increased since the ceasefire began, the need remains heavy.
The World Food Program said that it distributed more food in the first four days of the ceasefire than the entire month of December.
But the coordination for the United Nations office (OCHA) said that those returning to the north would require other necessary supply, such as drinking water, shelter equipment and hygiene kits.
