Hannah Jaffe-Walt (Host)
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You can go for two days and try it, but try not to move your things. Asil. Ahmed transferred 90% of them. Smiley face. She was already there.
What did Yousef think of you moving back to Jabalia?
What did Yousef think of you moving back to Jabalia?
What did Yousef think of you moving back to Jabalia?
And what did he say when he found out you were staying?
And what did he say when he found out you were staying?
And what did he say when he found out you were staying?
Youssef saw that Asil was not alone in this decision. As soon as people were allowed back, 376,000 Palestinians returned to their homes in the north. And they returned to places with no roads or schools or hospitals or clean water and to homes that were damaged and destroyed. But they still went back. After weeks of pushing back, Yusuf got it.
Youssef saw that Asil was not alone in this decision. As soon as people were allowed back, 376,000 Palestinians returned to their homes in the north. And they returned to places with no roads or schools or hospitals or clean water and to homes that were damaged and destroyed. But they still went back. After weeks of pushing back, Yusuf got it.
Youssef saw that Asil was not alone in this decision. As soon as people were allowed back, 376,000 Palestinians returned to their homes in the north. And they returned to places with no roads or schools or hospitals or clean water and to homes that were damaged and destroyed. But they still went back. After weeks of pushing back, Yusuf got it.
It was easy to urge patience from the outside, but it was hard in the south, where they'd been forced to live for more than a year. Towns in the south were overwhelmed by displaced people from the north. There was tension between people from the north and south. There was months and months of displacement. People were tired, degraded.
It was easy to urge patience from the outside, but it was hard in the south, where they'd been forced to live for more than a year. Towns in the south were overwhelmed by displaced people from the north. There was tension between people from the north and south. There was months and months of displacement. People were tired, degraded.
It was easy to urge patience from the outside, but it was hard in the south, where they'd been forced to live for more than a year. Towns in the south were overwhelmed by displaced people from the north. There was tension between people from the north and south. There was months and months of displacement. People were tired, degraded.
It was better to be in a tent where your home was than in a tent in Rafah or Khan Yunis. Now that she was home, Asil began trying to live, not just survive. Her husband Ahmed set up a solar panel and started a phone charging station, a small business. Asil found a job with an NGO doing data entry. Yusuf hadn't wanted her to work. He thought going outside was unsafe.
It was better to be in a tent where your home was than in a tent in Rafah or Khan Yunis. Now that she was home, Asil began trying to live, not just survive. Her husband Ahmed set up a solar panel and started a phone charging station, a small business. Asil found a job with an NGO doing data entry. Yusuf hadn't wanted her to work. He thought going outside was unsafe.
It was better to be in a tent where your home was than in a tent in Rafah or Khan Yunis. Now that she was home, Asil began trying to live, not just survive. Her husband Ahmed set up a solar panel and started a phone charging station, a small business. Asil found a job with an NGO doing data entry. Yusuf hadn't wanted her to work. He thought going outside was unsafe.
But Asil wanted to have money of her own. Yusuf told me despite his objections, he was proud seeing what Asil had created. For two months, the ceasefire held. March 18th, Hamas family group chat. The war is back. Damn. God is sufficient for me, and he is the best disposer of affairs. 2.39 a.m., Yusuf writes. Call Asil. I can't get through. Seven hours later, Asil. I'm fine. Don't worry.