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Hussein lives in Yebna camp, with a family of 7, 5 of whom are students in school, and they all live in just one-room. Hussein's father has cancer and several other accompanying ailments. He could not go to work nor get food for the children.

We asked the father about his feelings and he said he has nothing to say. He told us "You see what the Israelis did to our houses and children..the children don’t have books or money to buy pencils, and Hussein could not go to pre- school because of the shooting. We don’t know what to do and where to go."

Hussein wants to be a dentist when he grows up, and says he want to sleep in a room that belongs only to him, and wants to live in peace and stop the shooting he hears every night.

Abdullah was living in Block J, an area that was completely demolished by IDF bulldozers. He now lives in a tent with a family of 8 members, 4 of whom are students in schools. The family does not have food nor money, and the children sometimes sleep without dinner.


We spoke with Abdullah's mother about her feelings and she said: "My children are traumatized. Sometimes in the middle of the night Abdullah wakes up screaming and says: MOM the bulldozers are coming, MOM the bulldozers are coming to kill us. All of my children have very bad nightmares and they dream of shootings, and explosions. They was excellent in school, but now they are not .. our house was demolished and we don’t know what will happen to us."


Abdullah's hopes: Abdullah said all he wants right now is to drink mango juice. But when he grows up, he wants to be a physican.

Nora is one of the children who lost their home in the last attack. She lives in a family of 10 members, 8 of whom are students. The family lives below the poverty line, and they have no food and no money. The father is ill, and one of the family members was injured during this uprising.

When we visited them on March 10th, during this chilly and raining winter weather, the father was searching for a plastic sheet to cover the tent. The children were sleeping in the tent, and we tock some pictures of them while they were sleeping.

Nora's father said: "Where do I have to go now? As you see I live with my children in that tent."

Nora's hopes: Nora wants to be a teacher when she grows up, and she also wants to build a house instead of her old home which was demolished with all the furniture. She said she came back from school and found the house demolished. She lost her clothes, and she says she cannot sleep in this tent any more because it is very cold for her.

Ahmed lives in Rafah, Al Shaboraa camp, and he lives in a family that consists of 12 members, 7 of whom are students in schools. One of his brothers was injured in his backbone and is still in the hospital.

His father has been unemployed sine the beginning of that Intifada, and the family literally has no food for the children. Ahmed's mother said that in such times, no one knows the other, and the best person is the one who could find food for his children.


The family lives in a rented house and they are unable to pay rent.

Ahmed hopes to be a physician one day when he grows up. He wants to live in a peaceful place, to come back and play football in the area without shooting.

Orphan: his father was killed by Israeli army.
Mahmoud lives in Hay Al Salam area in Rafah refugee camp, in a house that consists of 13 members, 4 of whom are students in school. One of his brothers was injured in this intifada.

Mahmoud lost his father when Israeli solders shot him on his way to work one morning.

The mother is in disbelief. She said until the last minute he was he was able to provide for his family, but now all that is gone.

Child's hope: When we asked Mahmoud about his hopes he answered: "I want to see the solder who killed my father killed just as he killed my father." He added that after that he wants to be a doctor.