Hundreds of displaced people in northern Gaza faced a distressing situation on Saturday as the Israeli military opened fire to prevent them from returning to their homes. The incident occurred when the military warned individuals not to travel past the Netzarim Corridor, causing panic among those gathered at Al Rasheed street.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the safety of their homes, many families had eagerly awaited the opportunity to go back. Yusra Mahmoud Judat Abdel Rabbo expressed her desire to reunite with her husband in Jabalia, emphasizing the long wait since the conflict began. Another resident, Hamna Ramadan Abdullah, shared her anticipation of returning to her bombed house, highlighting the deep connection to the land and the community.
For Mohammad Al-Ghazali from Gaza City, the past 15 months of war have been described as the most challenging period, resulting in significant losses. He expressed a strong desire to return to Gaza City, emphasizing the emotional attachment to the land.
The situation remains tense as displaced individuals grapple with the uncertainty of their living arrangements upon their return. The Israeli military's actions have added to the distress of those hoping to rebuild their lives in northern Gaza.
