when dealing with zionists you can count on nothing;
When Ahmed Hamed returned to his home in Gaza City after the ceasefire, it stood about 1.5km west of the so-called “Yellow Line” enforced by Israel.
Two months on, that distance has shrunk to roughly 200 metres.
“Before the war ended, our home was in a dangerous area, and it was difficult for us to return,” the 31-year-old Palestinian journalist told Middle East Eye.
“We waited two weeks after the ceasefire to make sure it was safe.”
Eventually, the family went back to their house near the Shujaiya neighbourhood in eastern Gaza City.
Almost immediately, the sounds of war returned with them.
“From the first day we came back, we heard bombardment, demolitions and gunfire,” Hamed said.
“It would start at sunset and continue until dawn.”
At first, they assumed the explosions were far away, believing the Yellow Line was still distant........more........
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