Amid the devastation and loss from Israel’s aggression in Gaza, Afnan al-Hashim shares her heartbreaking story of tragedy and survival. After losing 40 family members in an Israeli airstrike, she fled to Egypt with her surviving family members, navigating the challenges of escape through the Rafah crossing. Now living in Cairo, she grapples with the trauma of war and uncertainty about the future.
Like many Palestinians who have fled Gaza, Hashim and her family face legal and psychological challenges. Living in Cairo on a temporary permit, they rely on charity for survival and struggle with the ongoing trauma of the conflict. Despite the hardships, Hashim clings to hope and a deep desire to return to Gaza, echoing the sentiment of many displaced Palestinians who long for their homeland.
With powerful images and personal accounts, this story sheds light on the enduring impact of the ongoing violence in Gaza and the resilience of its people. Through the lens of individuals like Hashim and Bothaina Jabr, who also escaped with her children, we glimpse the complexities of displacement, trauma, and the unwavering hope for a better future.
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