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The war continues in Gaza as Israel continues its mission to eliminate Hamas. The war has adversely impacted millions of Gazan civilians who are without food, home, medicines and essential items.
Heavy urban battles raged Monday in the bloodiest-ever war in Gaza, with more than 18,200 Palestinians and 104 Israeli soldiers reported dead amid a spiralling humanitarian crisis.
In a workshop within the conflict-ridden Gaza Strip, Ibrahim Shouman is restoring antique brass stoves, offering a glimmer of hope to displaced individuals facing a lack of gas for cooking. Utilizing pliers, fitting a new wick, and refilling with homemade fuel, the stoves come back to life. Shouman mentioned that due to the unavailability of gas or fuel, people are reverting to traditional methods, bringing their brass camping stoves for repair.
In a workshop in the war-torn and besieged Gaza Strip, Ibrahim Shouman is bringing old brass stoves back to life, giving hope to displaced people deprived of gas for cooking. "People have gone back to the old times and are bringing their brass camping stoves for repair because there is no gas or fuel available," Shouman told an AFP journalist in Rafah in the south of Gaza, near the border with Egypt.
Heavy urban battles raged Monday in the bloodiest-ever war in Gaza, with more than 18,200 Palestinians and 104 Israeli soldiers reported dead amid a spiralling humanitarian crisis. The war was triggered by Hamas's October 7 attacks that killed some 1,200 people in southern Israel and saw dozens of hostages dragged back to Gaza. It has warned the remaining 137 hostages won't survive unless Israel meets its demands and frees more Palestinian prisoners.