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Israel Strikes Landmark Residential Tower In Rafah, Dozens Left Homeless
Israel struck one of the largest residential towers in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday, residents said, stepping up pressure on the last area of the enclave it has not yet invaded and where over a million displaced Palestinians are shelt
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Gaza Cobblers Work By Roadsides To Mend Shoes Of Displaced
With Gaza largely cut off by Israel's war with Hamas, most of the population homeless and destitute, and with few new goods arriving in the Palestinian enclave, cobblers are busy repairing shoes for people unable to replace them.
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'It Is Cold Like A Morgue In Winter', Says Gaza's Homeless As They Shiver
Azza al-Najjar struggles in vain to keep her two-year-old warm by wrapping him in blankets in her prefabricated metal home as a winter storm lashes the Gaza Strip.
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Final UN Shelter in Gaza Closes, Many Remain Homeless
The UN has closed the last remaining shelter for Palestinians displaced in last summer's war in Gaza, a spokesman said today, with families seeking temporary accommodation elsewhere.
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Winter Storms Bring Fresh Misery to Gaza War Homeless
As the wind whistles through gaping holes in her ruined house, 62-year-old Suad al-Zaza and her daughter huddle together for warmth on a bed made of a wooden door laid on breeze blocks.
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Bombed Out Gazans Move Into Mobile Homes
Fifty Palestinian families made homeless by Israeli bombing during the summer's fierce offensive on the Gaza Strip were rehoused Saturday in mobile homes in the southern town of Khan Yunis.
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Israel Strikes Landmark Residential Tower In Rafah, Dozens Left Homeless
Israel struck one of the largest residential towers in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday, residents said, stepping up pressure on the last area of the enclave it has not yet invaded and where over a million displaced Palestinians are shelt
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Gaza Cobblers Work By Roadsides To Mend Shoes Of Displaced
With Gaza largely cut off by Israel's war with Hamas, most of the population homeless and destitute, and with few new goods arriving in the Palestinian enclave, cobblers are busy repairing shoes for people unable to replace them.
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'It Is Cold Like A Morgue In Winter', Says Gaza's Homeless As They Shiver
Azza al-Najjar struggles in vain to keep her two-year-old warm by wrapping him in blankets in her prefabricated metal home as a winter storm lashes the Gaza Strip.
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Final UN Shelter in Gaza Closes, Many Remain Homeless
The UN has closed the last remaining shelter for Palestinians displaced in last summer's war in Gaza, a spokesman said today, with families seeking temporary accommodation elsewhere.
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Winter Storms Bring Fresh Misery to Gaza War Homeless
As the wind whistles through gaping holes in her ruined house, 62-year-old Suad al-Zaza and her daughter huddle together for warmth on a bed made of a wooden door laid on breeze blocks.
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Bombed Out Gazans Move Into Mobile Homes
Fifty Palestinian families made homeless by Israeli bombing during the summer's fierce offensive on the Gaza Strip were rehoused Saturday in mobile homes in the southern town of Khan Yunis.
