Greens risk lives to extract iron from ruins
The article discusses the efforts of Gaza residents to extract iron from the destroyed buildings resulting from the Israeli offensive, aiming to reuse it for building tents and meeting their daily needs. The workers face significant risks, including building collapses and unexploded explosions among the rubble. They work with simple hand tools despite the difficult conditions, with many striving to earn a living amid soaring prices and unemployment exceeding 80%. Estimates indicate that there are between 61 and 66 million tons of rubble, and the process of removing this debris could take from 7 to 20 years due to restrictions on the entry of building materials. The article highlights the residents' suffering and their relentless efforts to overcome the harsh circumstances caused by the blockade and the aggression.
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