The article discusses the Israeli military's actions in the Netzarim Corridor of Gaza, framing it as a land grab that has caused immense suffering for local Palestinians. The return of half a million Palestinians to their homes resulted in seeing only devastation. The narrative details the impact of airstrikes on civilian life, with descriptions of terror and trauma experienced by families living near the area. Amidst these military operations, the corridor's designation is critiqued as a strategy of control rather than a genuine effort for peace or stability.
Netzarim is not a corridor; it is a large land grab carried out through the killing of Palestinian people and the destruction of their homes in Nuseirat and Bureij refugee camps.
For us, the people living on its outskirts, Netzarim has been a living nightmare. It has inflicted unbearable pain and trauma on me and my family.
The air strikes were incessant, demolishing everything in their path—homes, schools, and gardens—without regard for whether people were inside.
We would cover our ears and hide, knowing an explosion was coming, but never sure how close it would be.
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