“A long and long road”: Gaza rebuilt from zero

Hiking or car, trekking houses has begun.

For the Gaza who are displaced within 15 months, not far away-Gaza Strip is a small place-but today’s journey is just the beginning of the desperate future of this place of war.

It is difficult to understand the scale of immortal humanitarian challenges.

Ghada El-Kurd said: “No facilities, no services, no electricity, no water, no infrastructure.”

“We must be re -established from scratch.”

Instant demand-food and asylum-start to meet.

The UN Palestinian Refugee Bureau said Sam Rose: “Since the beginning of the conflict, assistance has been flowing at the level we have never seen before.”

“Therefore, we can reach the minimum in terms of food, water, blankets, and sanitation. However, in addition, this is a long and long road.”

Finding asylum in the end of Gaza’s world end ruins will be the first of many long -term challenges.

At the beginning of the war, as many as 700,000 people fled from Gasha City and its surrounding areas. There may be up to 400,000 unknown numbers.

Some areas left are eliminated, while others are almost survived.

The United Nations estimates that since October 2023, about 70 % of the buildings in the Gaza Strip have been damaged or destroyed, which is the most serious destruction in the north.

Jabaliya is the place where 200,000 people were before the war, and about half of them lived in Gasha’s oldest and most refugee camps, which were actually destroyed.

Obviously, for many people, the days living in the tent are far from over.

Gaza’s Hamas Government Media Office has urgently called for 135,000 tents and cars.

The United Nations said that it can now bring 20,000 tents, and since August, it has been trapped on the border with a large number of tarpaulin and mattresses. But it said that it would be difficult to meet the sudden demand of the asylum.

Mr. Rose said: “There are not so many tents that are made in anywhere in the world.”

People who try to stay in the north throughout the war are worried about the return of civilians and hoping to move back to the abandoned houses more than a year ago, the pressure of accommodation has become worse.

“This is a huge problem,” said Asmaa Tayeh, because people once lived in the houses of relatives or friends in the south. ” Jabaliya, but never left the north.

“Now they must empty these houses and return them to the owners. Therefore, a new displacement has begun.”

Asmaa said that four families have lived in her buildings and will soon live in three families. She said that the lack of space and privacy has led to tension.

The return of refugees has other chain reactions.

Asma said, “I went to the market for the first time to buy frozen fish today.” “But the seller is already raising the price.”

It is expected that scarce water and power supply will also increase.

However, for all the hardships of extensive expectations, those who return to speak, and sometimes with extensive and optimistic terms, their sense of comfort and expectations.

A woman told the Broadcasting Corporation: “We are glad to return to the north, we can finally find comfort.”

“Leave the suffering we suffered in the south and return to the dignity of Bert Hanoen.”

According to the latest report by Beit Hanoun-the northeast corner of the Gaza Strip, the border with Israel-the town is not recognized.

Donald Trump’s suggestion is that people should temporarily move to Egypt or Jordan for the time being?

Egyptian and Jordan officials quickly condemned the suggestion. Both countries are afraid of sudden influx of the society and security of trauma refugees.

Ayman Safadi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, said: “Jordan is from Jordan, and Palestine is a Palestinian.” His country has been owned by Palestine’s refugees in 2.4 million.

President Trump’s proposal was warmly welcomed by President Trump’s proposal.

Treasury Minister Bezalel Smotrich prefers Israel’s annexation and the settlement of the Gaza Strip, calling it “a good idea.”

Last year, at a supporter meeting, he talked about “the creation of” Creating the Creative Population will be reduced to half of the current scale in two years. “

Unless Gaza recovered quickly and let the Gaza people see a better future, Smomoric may have his way.

“Ghada El-Kurd), a reporter, said:” I think in the first few months, they would see what would happen. “” If they lose everything and the reconstruction process is postponed, it is postponed. I think people will not stay in Gaza. “

Since the start of the October 2023, about 150,000 people have left.

Gada said she hopes that others who can afford it will follow it and seek the future in the Arab world or in the future, while the poorest and most vulnerable people will be thrown behind.

She said: “I agree with Trump’s point of view that people should get a better life.” “But why not?”