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Gazans: The United States claimed to save us while killing us
The temporary wharf built by the United States in the middle of the Gaza Strip was opened on the 17th, but the people of Gaza said that it did not significantly ease the problem of material transportation. A large number of displaced Gazans gathered here on the coast of Nusailet in central Gaza, hoping to get some supplies from this temporary dock. But after waiting hard for several hours, many people finally got nothing.
In this round of Palestinian Israeli conflict, the house of Abu Husa family in the central Gaza town of Zahra was destroyed. For several months, in order to avoid the war, the family had to move around Gaza. On the 17th of this month, the temporary wharf built by the United States on the Nusailaite Sea began to operate, and announced that it would deliver goods to the Gaza Strip. After hearing the news, Abu Husa's family also came to the seaside, hoping to get some necessities.
Displaced person Abu Nasser Abu Husa: We have been waiting from one o'clock to now, hoping to get the aid that some Americans said, but we have got nothing.
Abu Husa said that since the outbreak of this round of Palestinian Israeli conflict, the United States has been sending weapons to Israel while vetoing the ceasefire draft resolution. The United States bears great responsibility for the suffering of the people in Gaza. Even this so-called "aid" has failed to achieve practical results.
Displaced person Abu Nasser Abu Husa: We do not want to seek such bloody assistance. We hope that the United States can shoulder the responsibility of ending the war, claiming to save us while killing us, or even killing us on the way to find supplies. Such contradictory problems have actually existed since the construction of temporary terminals.
After hours of futile waiting, Abu Husa had to accept the reality. He said that although his hope was slim, he had to try his luck again tomorrow for the survival of his family.
Displaced person Abu Nasser Abu Husa: We will come here tomorrow to see if we can get aid to help me and the children survive.
