Photos: Displaced Palestinians Return Home After Ceasefire Takes Effect
Gaza (Quds News Network)- Displaced Palestinians in Gaza are returning to their homes despite the massive destruction left by 15 months of Israeli bombardment, following the ceasefire that took effect on Sunday morning.
For the first time since May, when the Israeli military invaded Rafah, Palestinians are able to return to their homes. Many have found their houses reduced to rubble, with the extent of the destruction overwhelming. They were displaced in Khan Younis and central Gaza.
Displaced Palestinians leave Khan Younis to go back to their homes in Rafah [Jehad Alshrafi/AP Photo]
In northern Gaza, people are also returning to their homes after being forcibly displaced to Gaza City.
Displaced Palestinians walk past the rubble as they attempt to return to their homes in northern Gaza [Dawoud Abu Alkas/Reuters]An aerial view showing displaced Palestinians returning to the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza [Omar al-Qattaa/AFP]Displaced Palestinians make their way past rubble as they attempt to return to their homes in northern Gaza [Khalil Ramzi/Reuters][Khalil Ramzi/Reuters
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