Two years after Israel’s Nuseirat ‘rescue’ success, we are still bleeding

Author: Lina Ghassan Abu ZayedPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Palestine

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Two years after Israel’s Nuseirat ‘rescue’ success, we are still bleeding

In May 2024, Lina Ghassan Abu Zayed's family returned to Nuseirat refugee camp, hoping for stability. On June 8, 2024, a shell struck their apartment, severely injuring her sisters Eman and Yasmin, and her mother. The author recounts the horror and loss during the Israeli military operation.

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