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Shatati refugee camp, Gaza – In SHATI, one of the extreme displacement camps of Gaza, 30-year-old Raneem Abu al-Eish, ASEEL, 51 and Afaf, 33.
Ranyahama sits close, sometimes and the cry of children who are growing in others are very loud.
ASEL and AFAF suffer from intellectual disabled people who suffer from disease and intellectual obstacles and intellectual obstacles – the intellectual disabled that violated the conditions of war and displacement.
They are struggling to express themselves, often facing the environment, explains Raneem. If the medical term does not know the medical term, sometimes symptoms Mirror Tourette syndrome.
‘People are laughing, destroying them’
Camped tent shelters Seven family members: Raneem, two sisters, elderly parents and another sister with her husband.
Raneem’s mother Flail, his father still heals a sustainable injury in Israel’s ruthless war, and Raneem takes care of Raneem alone.
The family lived in the Cabalia camp 2 until Israel destroyed his homes eight months ago. Since then, they have moved to shelters from their relatives and then to the United Nations.
Now they are in this tent that slides the heat in the afternoon and suffered bitter coldness with the thin walls in the night.
Privacy and dignity are almost impossible in the crowded tent. “When you need to change, we are trying to get out of others,” Raneem said. “But it’s not always possible.”
However, it is only part of the daily insulting aymer and afaf for their terms.
“People don’t understand what my sisters go through,” Raneem gently says. “As you can see, they think they are good. But they are not. They need care, patience, dignity.”
Life aseel in the camp. “He is difficult to cope with noise or sudden changes,” said Raneem said. “When this happens, it is difficult – he shouts, cries, sometimes lashes.”
Meanwhile, AfAF is struggling with mandatory actions and impulsive behaviors. “A small argument or high sound can trigger him,” said Raneem.
“He does not know how to manage it,” he says that the AFAF is more sadly than the fact that it is often targeted for ridicule.
Using the utility bathroom brings recurring humiliation. “Every bathroom trip becomes a spectacle. People are laughing, cruel words and destroy them,” he said.
He took the Israeli protector
The family’s biggest blow came six months ago, Raneem’s 22-year-old brother Mohammad, came when Israel was taken.
Muhammad went to Kamal Advan Hospital for the operation after the injury. While there, Israel raided the hospital on October 25 and Mohammad was seized. Since then, the family does not know anything about where he is.
Muhammad was the most sister in walking around the world. “He took his medicines, managed hospital trips, engaged in help agencies,” he said. “We are completely alone without it.”
Because of the arrest, sisters face food shortages and lack of medical services. “He was their protector,” said Raneem, breaking the sound. “Now we don’t have.”
Bombing bombing was re-bombed between March and May 436,000 Palestinians again reserved many for the second, third or fourth time since October 2023, 2023. For families like Raneem’s – any new violence, which is already in tents or shelters, often means starting again and again.
For ASEL and AFAF, even the basic nutrition is too much. Celiac sufferers can not eat the glut of harming the little bowels.
In a hunger, which is a little meal other than the bread, the gluten, in a hunger, where Raneem can find vegetables or meat for sisters, especially with Muhammad.
Without gluten-free flour, the risk of a serious nutrition of ASEEL and AFAF and 80 tons of glutenous flour, a small amount of grant equipment, delivered to Gaza.
The most part of it was blocked with closed boundaries, damaged roads and broken distribution systems. “It’s small, very expensive or too late,” said Raneem.
I wish empathy, over and over again
Before the war, ASEL and Afaf Kamal Advan Hospital showed daily medical care.
Their terms are required to meet special diets, medications and regular therapy, now it is possible to meet.
Psychological Specialist Dr. Sara al-Wahid said the war has dramatically deteriorating the marginalization of people with disabilities in Gaza.
“We saw people who have a disability (in their families) left the displacement areas – long time missing, unfortunately, recently found the deceased,” he said.
2025 Report Report should walk Makechift shelters on the absence of at least 15 percent of Gaza, at least 15 percent of IDPs, in volume, schools or hospitals, non-working toilets and main access.
Raneem also looks at the social stigman and despite his efforts – to talk to neighbors, to support the society elders, and ignorance continues.
“People are provoking them and make fun of them. It understands everything we ask,” he says.
Some elders sometimes invite their tents to visit their siblings to their tents for a short respite in a daily reality in a daily reality that there is no consistent medical or social support.
“We again and again, from Cabalia to the west, then in the city of Gaza,” We have repaid Raneem. “Every new place, we have to explain to explain the situation, to ask patience.
“These are not just victims of war,” he said.
“It is vulnerable people who forget the world.”
