Life of a displaced Palestinian: A shelter made out of flour sacks

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Life of a displaced Palestinian: A shelter made out of flour sacks

“This is my home. It gives me the feeling that I’m staying on this land" Internally displaced by Israel, Palestinian citizen Moataz from Gaza built himself a small shelter from flour sacks filled with sand and covered with mud, to shield him from the summer heat and winter cold. This is his story.

September 19, 2024