Summary
In Gaza, Palestinians are going through garbage to find fuel to stay warm because of high prices and the lack of resources. Despite a ceasefire and increased aid, many people are living in terrible conditions, and some are skeptical about the effectiveness of President Trump's plans to improve the area.
Key Facts
- Palestinians in Gaza are digging through garbage for plastic to burn for warmth.
- The situation is a result of ongoing conflict and a lack of resources despite aid efforts.
- President Trump discussed plans to rebuild Gaza at the World Economic Forum, promoting the territory's development potential.
- Aid to Gaza has increased since a U.S.-brokered ceasefire started in October.
- Despite the ceasefire, violence continues, with recent Israeli military actions.
- Two Palestinian boys were killed by Israeli forces while collecting firewood.
- Aid organizations can only support 40% of displacement camps due to funding limits.
- Living conditions in Gaza are hard, with some families unable to afford basic necessities like firewood or gas.
