Deadly al-Saada collapse exposes Gaza’s worsening housing crisis
Minas al Jabbour
Press TV, Gaza City
The human cost of Gaza's housing crisis is laid bare in the dust of western Gaza City again.
The sudden overnight collapse of the Al-Saada building—burying ten families and claiming twenty-one lives, including twelve children—has sent shockwaves through a community already living on the edge. But as Press TV' Minas Al Jabbour reports, Al-Saada is not an isolated tragedy since thousands more buildings damaged by Israeli bombing and shelling are facing the imminent threat.
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