Gaza truce is not enough, say residents of bombed-out neighbourhood - Newspaper
Hostilities have displaced 80pc of Gazans from their homes, according to UN chief.
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Hostilities have displaced 80pc of Gazans from their homes, according to UN chief.
Returning home to find their neighbourhood wrecked by bombs, residents of Abu Ta'imah on the outskirts of Gaza's Khan Younis said the Palestinian territory needed a permanent ceasefire, not just... -November 29, 2023 at 11:45 am EST - MarketScreener
Returning home to find their neighborhood wrecked by bombs, residents of Abu Ta'imah on the outskirts of Gaza's Khan Younis said the Palestinian territory needed a permanent ceasefire, not just an extension of the truce between Israel and Hamas. Local people fled the area on the eastern edge of the city at the start of the war and did not return until the truce, which was in its sixth day on Wednesday.
Returning home to find their neighbourhood wrecked by bombs, residents of Abu Ta'imah on the outskirts of Gaza's Khan Younis said the Palestinian territory needed a permanent ceasefire, not just an extension of the truce between Israel and Hamas.
By Fadi Shana and Mohammed Salem KHAN YOUNIS (Reuters) - Returning home to find their neighbourhood wrecked by bombs, residents of Abu Ta'imah on the ...