Gaza's damaged skyscraper: A ticking time bomb over displaced families
Ghada Ebrahim
Press TV, Gaza City
A shattered landmark in Gaza's most populous neighborhood has become a ticking time bomb for the displaced families sheltering beneath it.
The Bank of Palestine tower, critically damaged by bombing, teeters on the verge of collapse while hundreds of tents remain engulfed in its shadow, as urgent calls for demolition equipment go unanswered. Ghada Ebrahim reports.
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