Rubble, mud and hair: How to rebuild a home in Gaza

Author: Maram HumaidPublished on: April 3, 2026Country: Gaza

Society & Lifestyle

Rubble, mud and hair: How to rebuild a home in Gaza

Mohammed al-Jadba is using salvaged materials to rebuild his home in Gaza City after his previous residence was destroyed by the war. He has been living with his family of ten in tents since the October ceasefire. Due to Israeli restrictions on imports, he is using mud and rubble from his old house to create a more permanent shelter.

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