Sarah Gonzalez

But he did say that things have improved significantly.

All right, well, first of all, Mohamed had been working with his best friend, Al-Aldin, in Belgium, basically trying to move shekels that were sitting in bank accounts all around the world so that more people in Gaza would have access to shekels since Israel had cut Gaza off, right?

But the last time we talked to Mohamed...

He said that the Israeli military had just destroyed his tent in the tent camp that they were living in.

So he, his wife, his two kids, they had all been staying in a relative's home that was partially destroyed.

So there were no exterior walls.

It was like really crowded.

And he actually really preferred having his own tent.

But when we spoke to him at the time, tents were selling for like almost a thousand U.S.

dollars.

regular tarp-like tent and they were not going to spend that kind of money on a new one, right?

So that's why they were in this situation.

Yeah.

So Mohammed said that conditions have improved significantly.

He said, especially since the bombing has stopped.

He said that there are still some breaches.

Now, on the breaches front, there have been many reports of Israel violating the ceasefire, according to the United Nations Human Rights Office.

They say that hundreds of Palestinians have been killed there.

and hundreds injured still, even during the ceasefire.

And there are also reports of Hamas violating the ceasefire too, right?