Life on the rubble of Gaza; The story of an old man who keeps the roots of Palestine green/exclusive report

According to the Arabic website Tasnim News Agency, despite the pressure of the Zionist regime forces to completely evacuate the areas In the residential areas of the Gaza Strip, many families have preferred to continue living on the ruins of their homes even though their homes were destroyed.

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Mohsen al-Aidi (Abu Abdallah), an old Palestinian man living in Deir al-Balah area in the Gaza Strip, by erecting a tent on the remains of his house, He has chosen to stand against the Zionist occupation.

In a conversation with the reporter of Tasnim in the Gaza Strip, Abu Abdallah, describing the problems caused by the occupation and destruction of residential houses of Palestinian citizens, says: Displacement is very difficult both psychologically and materially. Every person tastes life only once. Therefore, it is better to stay in the place that was once your home, because it belongs to you.

This In the heat of the bloody days of the war, the Palestinian citizen has given new life to the trees of his house by pulling them out from under the rubble. Mei Kand told Tasnim reporter: When I returned to my house, I pulled out the broken trees from under the rubble of the house and replanted them and it gradually became green. I hope the lives of all Palestinians will be green and beautiful like these trees soon.

The efforts of this old Palestinian man to revive dozens of trees and plants in His home is in a situation where many Palestinian women and children are still struggling with thirst and hunger due to the continuation of the Zionist regime’s inhumane policies against the Palestinians.

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