Palestinians Struggle to Rebuild Lives Amidst Gaza's Devastation and Loss

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The Nassar family returned to Jabaliya, mourning their son Mahmoud's body buried under rubble.
Families in Gaza use makeshift solutions to settle back into homes amidst destruction.
The Odeh family faces precarious living conditions in a severely damaged home.
Youssef Issa prepared his family home for their return after the regime's fall.

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Gaza's Environmental Crisis: War's Devastating Impact

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Gaza has lost 80 percent of its trees due to the war.
Severe damage to water supplies and sewage treatment facilities reported.
UN warns of long-term desertification risks for Gaza's land.
Ahmed Hilles calls for an international fact-finding committee.
Over-extraction from aquifers has led to contaminated water.
UN estimates 40 million tons of rubble left from the war.
International lawyers claim Israel's actions may be war crimes against the environment.
Experts warn of permanent consequences for wildlife and humans.

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