"Israel's Gaza Offensive: Civilians in Crisis"

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Mona Abu Issa and her extended family, displaced from Rafah due to Israeli military offensives, are now living in a bombed-out school in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip. The family, along with others, has created makeshift living spaces in the ruins, struggling with limited resources and the constant threat of violence. The situation highlights the dire conditions and lack of safe refuge for many Palestinians amidst ongoing conflict.
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