'There is no safety': Palestinian family returns to Gaza City to find home in ruins
A family in central Gaza were overjoyed to return to their home after moving from place to place at least seven times during the war between Israel and Hamas. But the relief and joy has given way to shock and despair after discovering what was left of their home following 15 months of fighting.
'No to Trump's plan!' Palestinians vow to stay in Gaza's ruins
Gazans criticised U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to take over the Gaza Strip and resettle Palestinians elsewhere, vowing to never leave the ruins of their homes in the coastal enclave that Trump wants to turn into a "Riviera of the Middle East".
Trump on Gaza: U.S. ownership, no Palestinian right of return. See updated damage maps.
Trump's remarks are the latest reiteration of his call last week for a U.S. takeover of the Palestinian enclave, relocation of the people who live there to other countries, and turning the war-torn region into the "Riviera of the Middle East.
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