A day in the life of families sheltering at Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital
1 year, 1 month ago

A day in the life of families sheltering at Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital

Al Jazeera  

Gaza City – More than 50,000 displaced Palestinians have taken refuge at the al-Shifa Hospital, squeezing in corridors, waiting rooms and outside in the courtyard. “We’re safe, but we’re suffering from the heat and the swarm of flies all around us,” Ghaniya said. “We use salty water to hand wash our clothes and our dishes.” On the ground, Ghaniya and her children sleep on two thin blankets. “The salty water has made us itchy,” Imm Mohammed said. We’re living off of canned cheese and fava beans.” Imm Mohammed wants to go back to her life before the war and not live “this slow death”.

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