“We had one meal today - khobbeizeh,” said Abu Amra, 43, showing the leaves of
a plant that grows along the streets of Gaza. “Every day, I wake up and start
looking for wood and plastic to burn for fuel and I beg. When I find nothing,
we eat this grass.”
Gaza families eat grass as Israel locks
Gaza families eat grass as Israel locks border
Marie Colvin
The Sunday Times UK December 14, 2008
AS a convoy of blue-and-white United Nations trucks loaded with food waited
last night for Israeli permission to enter Gaza, Jindiya Abu Amra and her
12-year-old daughter went scrounging for
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