Name: Dying for a sack of flour: The grim reality of Gaza’s “humanitarian zone”
Description: “When I carry a bag of flour, it feels like I’m carrying life, not just a sack.”

Dying for a sack of flour: The grim reality of Gaza’s “humanitarian zone”

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Dying for a sack of flour: The grim reality of Gaza’s “humanitarian zone”

“When I carry a bag of flour, it feels like I’m carrying life, not just a sack.”

Ehab Nuor is a young man from Palestine’s Gaza. He shares his harrowing journey to secure a single sack of flour, which in Gaza is a fight for survival under threat of Israeli strikes that can happen any moment. The videos he filmed at the Netzarim Corridor “humanitarian zone” went viral, exposing it as a deadly trap turned death zone by Israeli forces.