Life in Gaza
Two million people in Gaza are poised to slip deeper into poverty and increasingly deplorable living conditions - according to the UN - it warns that basic services are at risk of collapse. Gaza’s economy has been badly hit by a blockade by Israel and Egypt - needed, they say - for security reasons.
The blockade was tightened after Hamas took full control of Gaza more than a decade ago. Hamas is considered a terrorist organisation by Israel, the United States and many Western governments.
Inside Gaza - 54% of the labour force is unemployed, and 97% of tap water is unfit for human consumption.
Mishal Husain visited the Bolbol family to find out what life under the blockade is like.
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