Photos: Palestinians rebuild Gaza’s ruins with mud bricks, scrap
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In Pictures Photos: Palestinians rebuild Gaza’s ruins with mud bricks, scrap More than 90 percent of Gaza lies in ruins, forcing thousands to rebuild homes with limited resources like mud and rubble.
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What happened
In Pictures Photos: Palestinians rebuild Gaza’s ruins with mud bricks, scrap More than 90 percent of Gaza lies in ruins, forcing thousands to rebuild homes with limited resources like mud and rubble.
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Common ground
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