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Gaza’s displaced remain stranded abroad

Summary: More than 100,000 Gazans who left during the war remain overseas, according to Palestinian Authority figures. Omar al-Hassayna, now in Cairo after an Israeli air strike destroyed much of his family, says he is waiting for stability, security and reconstruction in Gaza before returning; displaced people continue to mourn lost relatives and homes.
WHO: Gaza’s displaced people, including Omar al-Hassayna
WHAT: More than 100,000 Gazans who fled the war remain abroad, awaiting conditions to return.
WHEN: Oct 7, 2023
WHERE: Egypt
WHY: They are waiting for stability, security and reconstruction in Gaza before returning.

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