Fear in Gaza for Netanyahu to resume war. A week of the completion of the first phase of Alto El Fuego is celebrated and in the middle of conversations the Israeli army kills two Palestinians because they say they were placing an artifact. With border closure, bakeries close due to lack of fuel because looking towards the future does not only go through mere subsistence, but also by Gaza survival.
Among the main problems are universities. “I could study online, but They are not the university years that I imagined “, Abdalá Mohisen explains a 19 -year -old boy who dreams of studying engineering in Germany. Their aspirations do not depend on a note but on negotiations that remain in the air: “There is a bit of optimism waiting for the second phase of the high fire to be implemented and thus borders will be open for travelers, again.”
It seems impossible that, among so much ruin, some optimism is. Youssef Abu Zerr, artist and owner of Laila Store, is responsible for the Youssef family to keep its store open in Nuseirat. Nor would they have rebuilt it only three weeks ago. “The site in which I have the store was bombarded. I mean the store is bombarded, but from approximately three weeks we have rebuilt space “, Explain.
In their business they sell gifts, but also home utensils, things that people need: “We have a gift store, home utensils, things that people need. So we were committed to which prices did not go up. ” Even in the worst stage, they have chosen to think about their neighbors before.
Source: Lasexta
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