Zinat and her husband Mion Abu Asra live in a small tent with their children, one of the thousands of tents on the banks of Gaza.
It has once become a comfortable and fun place, this beach has become the latest shelter for the Palestinian constant Israeli bombing and military attacks.
The vicious order of Israel is pushing people into small parts of the soil since the displaced area, this coastal area around the port of Gaza has become a temporary camp.
Its refugee tent and traffic situation shows the seriousness of the human crisis, which has reached an unprecedented depth after the war for more than 600 days between the Israeli army and Hamas.
This port was once the center of the phishing economy, but now it has become a sore land. All the boats are destroyed, and their place is a huge camp – a rigid and infertile environment, there is no primary need for survival.
They have nothing left
Momen and his family have been living in the camp for about two months, in a tent made of broken mat and breaking them with a broken watt recovered from the nearby debris.
He sees the picture on his phone sitting out with his kids, watching the picture on his phone, watching – watching – in the east region of Gaza City, in Shujia, the eastern region of Gaza City
He told UN News, “When we are displaced once every two months, it is also round for us. It is painful for us every day.
He said, “We are not even the primary things in life. Our situation is very difficult, and we don’t know what to do i
Momen repairs small tanks in five chains – about $ 1.43 to feed their family. It is hard enough to buy anything in this small amount of space, where prices are touching the sky. “One kilo of flour is worth about a hundred shekel, ie about $ 28.60.
‘We live by drinking water’
Since March, the humanitarian situation has worsened, when Israeli authorities imposed a complete blockade in entry into Gaza.
Although the ban was somewhat comfortable in recent weeks, the limited amount of support material could not meet heavy demand. The desperate, hungry and terrified people, they refer to the assumption of any assistance they come.
In his tent, Jinnat washed some pots of cooking. They are expecting some food items from the temporary kitchen of the community. Most days, most days they have nothing to cook.
Zinat says, “Yesterday I shouted a lot about my son. He told me, ‘Mom, I should eat.’ I was helpless, I don’t understand what to do with the charity kitchen.
‘Enough enough’
The situation in the camp is very bad. There are flies everywhere and stray dogs – thin and hungry – riding around. “Yesterday, a dog was pulling and torn on the tent and the tarpolin on which my son was sleeping.
“We don’t know where we go or what to do. They have overthrown us Our our heart is broken We can no longer be patient Our our patience is completely over.”
The tents scattered on the shores of Gaza are a clear symbol of deep human tragedy. In front of the screams of the hungry people, the words of hope are fading. Now there is no shelter left – only the sea is left.
Can’t explain anything more frustrated than the final appeal of Zinat: “Let the war end. Let’s rest the day Otherwise