Surviving in Gaza: ‘He’s gone but birdsong reminds me’

As talks about a US-backed plan for Israeli withdrawal and Hamas disarmament in Gaza continue, people in the enclave tell DW how they’re dealing with hardship, daily attacks by Israel and the death of loved ones.

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Despite ongoing talks over a US-backed plan aimed at disarming Hamas and reducing Israel’s military presence in parts of Gaza, daily life for many Palestinians remains marked by insecurity, displacement and loss.

In Gaza City, former shop owner Sami al-Katout is trying to rebuild his livelihood after his business was destroyed during the war. Residents say attacks, rising prices and repeated displacement continue despite a ceasefire.

In Jabalia, Youssef Suleiman mourns his 8-year-old son Jad, who was killed near a food distribution point.

Through personal stories, this report highlights the humanitarian toll of the Gaza war and the uncertainty facing civilians as diplomatic efforts struggle to bring lasting change.

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