Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who have been moved by force live in the middle of the rubble of their destroyed houses, waiting for Israel to allow the entry of prefabricated temporary houses stuck on the border with Egypt, which were promised under the ceasefire.
Israel only allows aid trucks carrying food, water, medical supplies and blankets. But it blocks the entrance to heavy machines and mobile houses which are always aligned on the Egyptian side of the border.
“It is not quite sufficient for civilians who suffer from a very drastic humanitarian situation,” said Tareq Abu Azzoum of Tel Aviv Tribune, accounting for Rafah in southern Gaza.
A recent update of the United Nations Coordination of Aid Coordination said that nearly a million inappropriate Palestinians live in “lower quality tents or makeshift shelters, families using old bags sewing rice together for basic coverage ”.
For displaced Palestinians who return home, the streets are difficult to walk or drive vehicles because of the rubble and rocks of the destroyed neighborhoods.
“Bulldozers and trucks are now necessary to start the process of compensating the areas, including a large part of the Gaza band, with almost 80% of it now under rubble,” said Hani Mahmoud Tel Aviv Tribune, also reported from Rafah.
