No food, no shelter, no money: the daily fight for survival in Gaza
After two years of war, the October ceasefire brought a precarious calm to Gaza – despite the fact that Israeli strikes have not completely stopped. While some shops have reopened, most of the enclave's two million inhabitants are still living in makeshift shelters and have little to no income. FRANCE 24 spoke to residents who say they face a daily fight for survival.
After two years of war, the October ceasefire brought a precarious calm to Gaza – despite the fact that Israeli strikes have not completely stopped. While some shops have reopened, most of the enclave's two million inhabitants are still living in makeshift shelters and have little to no income. FRANCE 24 spoke to residents who say they face a daily fight for survival.
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