Friday, September 22, 2017
How Gaza’s only escape turned deadly | Environment
On a hot summer day in mid-July, Ahmed al-Sayis, a Palestinian from Gaza’s al-Zaytoon neighbourhood, decided to take his four daughters and five-year-old son Mohammed to the Sheikh Ejlin beach west of the city, to cool off. Temperatures were nearing 40 degrees Celsius and electric fans were paralysed by the unprecedented power shortage. As the sun blazed over the desert-bordering Gaza, the 
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