The Gaza translator: I worked in the media. Now my children and I sleep on the street

Besan Imad Mohamed al-Mabhouh left her home with her family, including her three children, at 24 hours’ notice in May. They still haven’t found a tent and are desperate for bare essentials

Besan Imad Mohamed al-Mabhouh, 31, is a translator and media professional from Rafah.

Where are you now?
We are in Deir Al-Balah in the middle of Gaza. We used to be in the south, in Rafah. Even when the war started in the north, we never imagined they would enter Rafah. It was a safe area. Then the Israeli army called us and told us we had 24 hours to leave our houses. We left on 5 May. Continue reading...


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