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A year after a ceasefire was announced in Gaza, Mohammed, a displaced former construction worker and father of nine, said life remains far from normal. The expanding "Yellow Line" has kept residents away from their homes, while essential supplies alone cannot meet the needs of reconstruction.
A year after a ceasefire was announced in Gaza, Mohammed, a displaced former construction worker and father of nine, said life remains far from normal. The expanding "Yellow Line" has kept residents away from their homes, while essential supplies alone cannot meet the needs of reconstruction.