Rats and snakes worsen Gaza's displacement
The article addresses the suffering of internally displaced persons in Gaza due to the widespread presence of rats and snakes. This phenomenon is considered a disaster that is worsening amidst the ongoing war conditions and the Israeli blockade that has persisted for three years. The residents are suffering from the destruction of their food and clothing caused by mice and rats, which pose a threat to children, compounded by a shortage of resources and necessary medicines to combat them. Some displaced individuals, such as Muhammad Khadr Al-Najjar, have suggested replacing bread with poison to eradicate the rodents. Women complain about the danger posed by snakes and vipers, calling for treatment solutions from international organizations due to financial constraints and the lack of medicines. The problem is escalating with the increasing number of rats and the spread of snakes, threatening children's lives and placing the community in a tragic situation as a result of this phenomenon—considered one of the biggest challenges facing displaced people in Gaza.
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