The rebellion of my daughter in besieged Gaza
Summary
A story from a school shelter in Gaza shares the experiences of a father and his 30-year-old daughter with special needs, Yasmin, as they navigate challenges due to the ongoing Israeli siege. Yasmin's health has worsened due to a lack of food and medication caused by the blockade, and the overall living conditions have become increasingly difficult.Key Facts
- Yasmin, who has special needs, is living in a school shelter in Gaza with her family.
- Her health issues began as a baby with a severe fever and later a lung surgery.
- Their home was destroyed in an Israeli airstrike, forcing them to live in shelters.
- The Israeli siege of Gaza has cut off essential supplies like food and medicine.
- Many people in Gaza, including Yasmin, are suffering from malnutrition.
- During Eid al-Adha, Yasmin gave out candies to lift spirits in the shelter.
- The UN has reported a "man-made famine" in Gaza, affecting over 500,000 people.
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