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    Gaza’s Path to Recovery Post Ceasefire | Al Jazeera

    Ironside NewsBy Ironside NewsJanuary 28, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    UNICEF on ceasefire and street forward in Gaza.

    On January 19,  a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas got here into impact. However Gaza lies in ruins with no less than 46,000 Palestinians killed, and two-thirds of all buildings now broken or destroyed.

    On this episode of Now You Know, we converse to Gaza-based Communications Specialist for UNICEF, Rosalia Bollen, about what a ceasefire means for Palestinians in Gaza proper now, particularly for the kids, and what’s forward on the trail to rebuilding lives and communities.

    * This episode was recorded on January 21, on day three of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Since then, Israel has killed various Palestinians in Gaza.



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