Many Gazans still unable to return home despite ceasefire
His house in Gaza was destroyed by the war, but Hani Abu Omar still dreams of returning now that a ceasefire has taken hold. However, like thousands of others, the 42-year-old Palestinian remains stuck in a tent with his family because it is too dangerous to go home. Abu Omar's house lies beyond the "Yellow Line" – the boundary behind which Israeli troops have pulled back under the October 10 truce.
His house in Gaza was destroyed by the war, but Hani Abu Omar still dreams of returning now that a ceasefire has taken hold. However, like thousands of others, the 42-year-old Palestinian remains stuck in a tent with his family because it is too dangerous to go home. Abu Omar's house lies beyond the "Yellow Line" – the boundary behind which Israeli troops have pulled back under the October 10 truce.
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