Palestinians face worst fears in north Gaza

Adhama Bartawi was waiting for the best after leaving to their home in the northwest of Gaza after year – but was shocked about what they had found.

“A half of our vacation,” the age of 191s, told BBC from the ruins of where they used to be in northern al-Zahra.

“Seems hid – the lobby room, the kitchen gone, a lot passed. The only thing is over..

Adhamy is one of the thousands of Palestinans who have restrained themselves from the north from when Israel was allowed in the morning to return Monday.

The return is done because of Celefires between Hamas and Israel that can be able to fight while Hamus risked Israel after the attack of Israel on 7 October 2023.

The United Nations Plan The BBC was “a great effort” to ensure that those returning to the north.

A man who had returned to their home in La · bel rejected that BBC was told that was not “meaning to prophesy” around him.

“You’re talking to me when I clean up a place to scan the tent, we will try to drive ourselves and find a way to stay,” 48 phone.

“I was happy and retaliated, but when I got home, I was very disappointed in my eyes. I never wanted to come.”

A comparison of approximately 70% of the Gaza buildings are damaged or destroyed from October 2023, with the largest destruction in the northern North.

Sam Rose, he’s treating the Director of Agency to Palestine refugees (Usttlea) in Gaza, he told BBC people north of Gaza, perhaps’ sticking to the next few days “.

“What they have returned to, most of them, is obvious to be completely damaged. They know before they can be destroyed or damaged.”

“Since the Opportunity was to work, the initial contributions were coming, so we can provide food, some stakes, in charge of the largest cases. But there is a larger task of us.”

Many other people are getting ready to make a journey from the south to north in the northern place or foot or truck.

Ahab Qraqeh, said that he had some of the phone opportunities from cells since the first day of the first day.

“We sent our siblings yesterday and now we’re getting ready to go. We look forward to the car coming to start carry and go,” he said.

The BBC had spoken Monday’s monday and his favorite wife said he was left behind.

“It was very difficult for us. I was afraid to get upset. He’s eight months old. So we came back [to wait at a relative’s home in central Gaza]”Said Khalil Shabe, 32.

“Even using a car, the road feels unlimited – the vehicle’s line is forever when you look.”

Additional references and Muth al-Khatib