Palestinians, ceasefire rot “Spark sparks from one tough place” to another “northern Gaza returns to destroyed homes”

The United Nations estimates that about 200,000 IDPs return to the northern part of the Palestinian Gaza Strip Since Israel allowed their actions Monday. CBS news team in Gaza, what the rest of the war remained before the war, followed by a man among the masses to return home.

The Israeli army removed his troops and has been on the shores of Gaza, women, children, children, and even children, children and even children, and all families have left and opened the way from north to south.

Since Monday, the shore road has been a slow-flowing river, most of them do not know the most 15 months of bombing and the war.

As IDPs returned from the north, nor carried the necessary items, they watch Hamas fighters and they were charming.

This was the terrorist attack on Israel, which caused destructive war on October 7, 2023. However, despite the purpose of destroying the group with the opposite of Israel’s counter-attack, Hamas remains responsible not only in Gaza.

Thousands of people walking on the dusty coastal road on Monday were Monzer Al-Hibor, who spent months in a tent in many members of his family.

“Life in the tent is unbearable. He is painful and sad,” Cbs News helped gather several items to drive the daughter’s north. “In the summer months, it is cooked like in a stove and feel like we are in a freezer in winter.”

Again, as he left his relatives behind, al-Shabah was afraid.

“I will check what happened and I will be back,” he said, kissing his daughter. “Hopefully, everything will be in order.”

“But I’m a mixed feeling,” I’m dancing with joy. I haven’t seen them in 15 months. I’m in the south, but I’m excited, but I have a mixed feeling … This is the joy of the joy of our relatives and bloodshed in Gaza “

He met some old friends along the way and all seemed admired and was pleased to find themselves and each other alive.

However, the joy of the three-hour home walk was destroyed around the coastal road around his hand. At the end of the trip, there was nothing that facilitates anxiety awaiting.

“What is all this destroyed? Our beautiful Gaza is no longer pretty. The idf destroyed everything … They destroyed the trees, buildings and people,” said CBS news. “I see the destruction everywhere I look. I know my way in the streets and in Gaza. I feel like I’m a foreigner. I have been feeling like 15 months, I have been leaving Gaza for 15 years.”

Finally, he reached the old neighborhood in Cabalia. He was tilted to kiss his place, but Al-Shabahi said he could not believe in his eyes.

However, he found his parents alive and can be expected. It was the father who saved the garden, who said he wanted to enter al-Shabafi and wanted to find his apartment building.

“He completely flattened, now he fell to the ground,” he said.

“You don’t matter, you are safe!” comforted his mother.

“This is my childhood and my life where my life is mine,” CBS news, looking at the house where the house is. Almost nothing left.

“It’s my floor and it’s my sweater. This is the bag of my children,” he said.

“It’s my daughter’s teddy bear,” he said and breaks in tears. “I lost all my memories. My house was gone, my family’s photos went. We no longer have a house.”

Like hundreds of thousands of other turns in Gaza, the future for al-Shabahi, even if it is brittle Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas The holding is completely uncertain. However, he said he decided to rebuild his life wherever they call home, all the time.

“I left my family in the tent because I was painful because he was north of the north north north.” “At least I hoped to find a room still standing. Unfortunately, I will bring them to another tent. I will get my daughter Lulu Teddy bear. This is the only one thing that is the rest of the teddy bear and I will take it to our tent in the south . ”

Then the sustainability of al-charaffe through tears and despair.

“We will reset our house again. Although they destroyed him a million times. This is our land, and this is our land.”

Elizabeth Palmer

Elizabeth Palmer is a high foreign reporter of CBS news. CBS News is based on the London office and informs major measures in Europe and the Middle East. Palmer for earlier Tokyo and before Moscow, for CBS news.