Summary
The war in Gaza has forced many residents to change professions due to the destruction of traditional job opportunities. Abdulrahman al-Awadi, once a fine arts graduate, now runs a makeshift phone charging station to support himself. The changing job market in Gaza highlights the rise of a "survival economy" where people seek any means to earn a living.
Key Facts
- Abdulrahman al-Awadi used to work in fine arts and graphic design before the war.
- He now runs a mobile phone charging station in Gaza City.
- His previous work tools were destroyed during the war, forcing him to find new work.
- Many in Gaza have turned to new jobs because traditional jobs have disappeared.
- These new jobs often require no special skills or advanced tools.
- The economic situation in Gaza worsened due to war, displacement, and service collapse.
- Makeshift professions have helped provide minimum income for many residents.
