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B'Tselem בצלם uploaded a new video: Khuza'a, the Gaza Strip, Jan. 2015.
Safiyeh a-Najar from Khuza'a describes life after Operation Protective Edge. The town of Khuza'a lies in south Gaza, about 500 meters from the Israeli border. The town council listed some 15,000 residents before the operation, in about 2,000 homes. Residents told B’Tselem that on 22 July 2014, 2 days after ground forces entered Gaza, the town was heavily attacked and many fled to schools in nearby Khan Yunis. The UN listed 556 homes damaged, 336 of them destroyed. Many residents still live in UN schools, trailers, or with relatives. Some, like a-Najar's family, are living in rough conditions among ruins.
This video is part of a series of voices from Gaza today:
Previous videos in the series: http://on.fb.me/13fZenP, http://bit.ly/al-Qara
Shuruq's testimony: http://bit.ly/Shuruq1
Shadi's testimony: http://on.fb.me/1uWGErx
Mu'taz's testimony: http://bit.ly/GazaToday3
Previous videos in the series: http://on.fb.me/13fZenP, http://bit.ly/al-Qara
Shuruq's testimony: http://bit.ly/Shuruq1
Shadi's testimony: http://on.fb.me/1uWGErx
Mu'taz's testimony: http://bit.ly/GazaToday3
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