War and asbestos holes
Walking through the narrow streets in Jabalia Refugee camp in northern of the Gaza Strip, we arrived to Mr. Basher Abueata’s house. He lives with his family consists of eleven persons in a small and simple house. It covers by asbestos which is full of holes happened during the last war on Gaza when Israeli F16 shelled a house closed to his house. Fragments fell on his house and have made holes in asbestos.
The “Starting Point” Gallery
Gaza-The American Friends Service Committee (QUAKER) in association with studio Windows for contemporary art in Gaza, opened a gallery that exhibited the photographs of youngsters who participated in an internship organized by (QAUKER) and led by the American professional photographer Skip Schil during his last visit to Gaza.
The internship included nine youngsters who were nominated by several Palestinian non-profit organizations. The gallery featured five photos for each participant.