Author: Unknown
Published on: 04/02/2025 | 00:00:00
AI Summary:
Netzarim is not a corridor; it is a large land grab carried out through the killing of Palestinian people and the destruction of their homes in Nuseirat and Bureij refugee camps. It was and continues to be another way of terrorising the people of Gaza. The Israeli army was annihilating everything in its way, whether stone or human. Most of the air attacks occurred at night, leaving us unable to sleep. Israeli army bombed all the tall buildings around us as part of preparation for establishing the “corridor”. One of those was our neighbour’s five-storey house, which was hit in the middle of the day. The explosion completely destroyed two houses, partially damaged two others, and demolished the front part of our house. We had chosen it as “safe” because it was farthest away from another building whose owners received a warning from the Israelis. As our daily lives crumbled under the weight of constant fear, even the simplest routines disappeared. Going outside during the day became as dangerous as the night, with drones dropping bombs on the main streets and markets. Our neighbours began to leave one by one, and Nuseirat started turning into a ghost town. The families staying with us fled, leaving us alone to face this nightmare. Israeli tanks advanced and surrounded the area, leaving us trapped. We had to choose: stay in the school, which was no longer protected, or flee south to Rafah or Deir el-Balah. The “Netzarim Corridor” was even bigger than before, having devoured more Palestinian homes. The ceasefire, announced on January 15, was supposed to end this horror, but it did not. Even after it came into effect, the shelling and bombing continue and the demolitions are not stopping. We still do not know when and if the Israelis will fully withdraw from their “corridor”
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