In Gaza...displaced people share sidewalks and destroyed houses

The tragedy of the displaced people's tents extends to every corner of Gaza. It is enough to pass by the Yarmouk Stadium area to witness a real tragedy that sums up the scale of the humanitarian disaster. Hundreds of tents are spread out in the streets and on the sidewalks, sheltering families who lost their homes and have not found another place to protect them from the harshness of life. But what is worse, there are families who have not even had a tent to shelter them, so they are forced to wander in search of temporary shelter in dilapidated homes. At first glance at these dilapidated houses, you might think they are empty of residents, but the truth is more painful. These houses, which are no longer fit for living, have become a last resort for displaced people who have found no other shelter. They live between cracked walls and roofs that are threatened with collapse, because the only alternative is to remain in the open without any protection.