The article shares poignant stories of women in Gaza, especially Inshirah Darabeh, who is determined to find the body of her daughter amidst the devastation left by war. As they prepare to return home under new ceasefire conditions, many experience a painful mix of emotions, longing not just for their homes, but for closure regarding lost family members, highlighting the immense toll the conflict has taken on women and children in Gaza amidst the ongoing violence.
Inshirah, 55, will walk more than 10km (6 miles) through rubble and bomb craters to reach her home. She thinks it will take at least three hours.
In accordance with the terms of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, internally displaced Palestinians will be allowed to return without inspection by Israeli soldiers to their homes in the north.
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