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LIVE UPDATES: Israeli strike on tents for displaced Palestinians kills 1, injures 10 in southern Gaza

At least one Palestinian was killed, and 10 others, most of them children, were injured after an Israeli strike hit tents sheltering displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis city in southern Gaza on Sunday

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        The Keys to my House: A Gaza Diary

        Sami al-Ajrami’s account of the first six months of Israel’s genocide in Gaza starts with a tenacious link to home and homeland. A week after Hamas infiltrated Israel, al-Ajrami decides to leave his home in Gaza, taking his two nineteen-year-old daughters with him. “This isn’t a rented apartment in some random condominium,” al-Ajrami writes in the first page of The Keys to my House: A Gaza Diary. “The house was built literally stone by stone by my family.” Originally from Beer Sheva, al-Ajrami’s grandfather arrived in Gaza in 1953. For al-Ajrami, Gaza is his permanent home, yet immediately the reader is told of how fragile the concept of home is in Gaza. Forced displacement remains a reality because of Israeli […]

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