Displaced Palestinians Return to Rafah

Palestinians returning to Rafah find Al-Najjar Hospital in ruins
An NBC News crew returned to Rafah's Al-Najjar Hospital months after Israel's ground offensive forced the hospital to close and thousands to evacuate. Dr. Marwan al-Hams, the director of field hospitals in Gaza,
Palestinians returning to Rafah are met with flattened homes and rubble
Aerial footage on Monday showed the devastation caused to the southern Gaza city of Rafah as Palestinians began returning to what was left of their homes. The truce between Israel and Hamas took hold on Sunday and has left skies above Gaza and Israel silent for the first time in over a year,
Palestinians in Gaza return to Rafah to find a city of rubble and ash
Palestinians get a first glimpse at the destroyed southern city of Rafah in Gaza after Israeli troops withdrew following the ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
Displaced Palestinians move toward Rafah as ceasefire takes effect
An NBC News crew filmed displaced Palestinians walking on foot from Khan Younis to Rafah in southern Gaza. Thousands began moving south hours before the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect.
Palestinians find scenes of devastation as they return to their homes in Rafah
Celebrations erupted across Rafah as thousands of Palestinians began returning to the city after a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip took effect on Sunday. Residents found scenes of mass destruction across the city that was once a hub for displaced families fleeing Israel’s bombardment elsewhere in the Palestinian enclave.
Palestinians trek across rubble to return to their homes as Gaza ceasefire takes hold
Even before the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas was fully in place, Palestinians in the war-battered Gaza Strip began to return to the remains of the homes they had evacuated during the 15-month war.
Many Palestinians Express Hesitation to Return to Wrecked Homes in Rafah Amidst Ongoing Challenges
Many Palestinians in Rafah express reluctance to return to their destroyed homes due to lack of basic necessities and unsafe conditions.
Dismayed Palestinians find homes in ruins upon returning to Rafah
Storyline: Thousands of displaced Palestinians from the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah have discovered their former homes left in utter ruins after they started returning to the city as the Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement finally came into effect on Sunday.
Palestinians hesitate to leave shelters to return to the rubble of what was once their home
When a ceasefire was declared on Sunday in Gaza many displaced Palestinians were looking forward to returning home.
Palestinians return to Rafah after truce between Israel and Hamas
Flowers, trees, everything, you wouldn't believe what it was like, look,” says Dr. Radwan Abu Abed in tears as he rummages through the rubble of what was once his home in Rafah, the southern Gaza city that borders Egypt and has been the target of an intense Israeli offensive since May of last year.
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Israel violates ceasefire on second day, kills Palestinian child, injures man in Gaza's Rafah
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IDF says it opened fire on suspects who ‘posed threat’ to troops in Rafah
The post IDF says it opened fire on suspects who ‘posed threat’ to troops in Rafah appeared first on The Times of Israel.