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A year after Gaza ceasefire, life remains bleak, writer says
Original: A year after the 'ceasefire' in Gaza, this is what our lives look like: no privacy, no peace | Akram al-Sourani
Akram al-Sourani, a writer from Gaza, describes conditions a year after the ceasefire: widespread destruction, no privacy as families crowd into damaged shelters, and no real peace despite the halt in fighting. The account offers a ground-level view of daily life, suggesting the truce has not delivered stability, safety or a path to rebuilding normal life for residents.
Why now: The first anniversary of the ceasefire has prompted reflections on whether the deal improved life for Gazans, which it largely has not.
Akram al-SouraniGazaIsraelThe Guardian
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