GAZA, (PIC)
In Gaza, life isn’t measured by days but by how much fuel is left to light the cooking fire. Here, where the siege is longer than the night, wood has turned into a rare commodity sold like gold, and plastic has become fuel for empty stomachs, while the stench of black smoke stands as a witness to an unending tragedy.
For the past six months, Israel has almost completely blocked the entry of cooking gas and fuel into the Strip. Even before the war, supplies barely reached…
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News Source: english.palinfo.com
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