In the heart of Rafah, Gaza, the ongoing conflict has forced nearly a million Palestinians to flee their homes in recent weeks. Among those displaced multiple times over the eight-month-long war, Muhammad Miqdad stands out for his remarkable resilience.
After fleeing Rafah to Khan Younis with no funds to purchase reinforced steel pipes, Muhammad took a bold step to secure a stable life. He constructed a fence around his home using shell casings, pieces of debris from the relentless attacks that have left his house in ruins.
\"I wanted a stable home. I was tired of being homeless,\" Muhammad told CGTN. His determination to rebuild despite the constant danger showcases the human spirit's enduring strength in the face of adversity.
Choosing to stay in Khan Younis, Muhammad's story is a powerful testament to the countless individuals striving for normalcy amid chaos, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable solutions in conflict zones.
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