Gaza's Endless Struggle: Life Amidst Rubble and Displacement

In war-torn Gaza, continual displacement plagues the 2.3 million Palestinians as they seek refuge from heavy Israeli airstrikes. Families face dire conditions, with rising prices and limited supplies, exacerbated by closed crossings. Calls for peace echo as humanitarian aid dwindles amid a deadly conflict that has claimed thousands of lives.

Amidst the rubble of Gaza, families like Khader Junaid's embark on a familiar journey to escape as Israeli airstrikes intensify. Displacement remains a grim reality for many in the region, as recurring violence shatters lives and shelters fill to capacity.

The Junaid family faces harsh conditions, with soaring prices and a severe lack of necessities compounding their plight. The family's move to a school-turned-shelter was met with overcrowding, forcing them to pitch a tent near unsanitary bathrooms as they struggle to make ends meet.

Israel's resumed airstrikes have reignited the conflict, leaving devastation in their wake with high civilian casualties. As calls for peace grow louder, the humanitarian crisis deepens with dwindling aid, raising urgent questions about the impact of prolonged warfare on Gaza's beleaguered populace.

(With inputs from agencies.)