With most Gaza homes wrecked by war still in ruins, smiles for lucky few

Gaza officials estimate that it will take $479 million to rebuild homes and infrastructure damaged in the war.

Bulldozers remove debris of Al-Jawharah Tower that was hit by Israeli air strikes during Israel-Palestine fighting last May, in Gaza City, December 21, 2021. Picture taken December 21, 2021.

(photo credit: REUTERS/MOHAMMED SALEM)

ByREUTERS

JANUARY 13, 2022 16:49

With most Gaza homes wrecked by war still in ruins, smiles for lucky few

Gaza officials estimate that it will take $479 million to rebuild homes and infrastructure damaged in the war.

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With most Gaza homes wrecked by war still in ruins, smiles for lucky few

Gaza officials estimate that it will take $479 million to rebuild homes and infrastructure damaged in the war.

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