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Masada Abu Jarad (马萨达·阿布·贾拉德) 展示了她位于加沙地带 (Gaza Strip) 加沙城 (Gaza City) 受损房屋中部分坍塌的天花板。
[摄影：Abdelhakim Abu Ri
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xwhatsapp-strokecopylinkgoogleAdd Al Jazeera on GoogleinfoMasada Abu Jarad shows the partially collapsed ceiling of the damaged home she lives in, in Gaza City, Gaza Strip [Abdelhakim Abu Riash/Al Jazeera]By Maram HumaidPublished On 26 Sep 202626 Sep 2026Gaza City, Gaza Strip – The partially collapsed roof above Masada Abu Jarad’s apartment is now made up of broken concrete with twisted steel bars protruding from its edges.
And underneath the section of the room that is now open to the elements after the building’s partial collapse, Masada’s family have pitched a tent to provide shelter.
The 60-year-old knows the structure is dangerous. The Palestinian Red Crescent and the Civil Defence visited the family last week and warned them that they should leave. But in Gaza, where Israel refuses to allow proper reconstruction to take place after almost three years of its genocidal war, there are few places for them to go.
“We have no options,” Masada says. “I want to leave, but who will give me an alternative?”
She has lived in the building in Gaza City’s Palestine Square area for the past year, after returning to northern Gaza from displacement earlier in the war. But this still isn’t home. Masada’s family is originally from Beit Lahiya in the far north of the Strip, but had to leave early in the war after Israel decimated the area. They are still unable to return.
After repeated displacement, the prospect of moving again without a safe destination has become exhausting. And even if they could move, the cost is prohibitive.
“Even if there is a better place, tell me how I can afford to rent it,” Masada said.
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来源：Al Jazeera Africa (https://www.aljazeera.com/africa/)
原文链接：https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2026/9/26/nowhere-else-to-go-gaza-families-shelter-in-buildings-that-may-collapse?traffic_source=rss
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发表于 2026-9-26 12:13:32