A beachfront miracle: How a Gaza farmer dug a well by hand to ease his camp's water crisis
Minas Al-Jabbour
Press TV, Gaza City
As the scorching summer heat intensifies, the daily life becomes even harder for thousands of people forced to live in an increasingly small space in Gaza with almost no water.
Despite the ceasefire, access to water is not getting easier for many. But Mohammed Zeid, defying this harsh reality and armed with a simple shovel, single-handedly dug a five-meter makeshift well, bringing joy to his fellow camp dwellers.
Our Correspondent Minas Al Jabbour Reports from Gaza City, where every drop of water counts.
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