In Gaza's cruel winter season, the tent loses all symbolic meaning. It is no longer a temporary place to live, nor a framework for adaptation, but a fragile structure pushed to its limits. Rain—and the storms that follow—are not natural events but become invading forces. Cold is not a chilly sensat»»»

GAZA: Basem Alhabel stood among the ruins of Gaza, with people flat on the floor all around him as bullets flew, and filmed himself using sign language to explain the dangers of the war to fellow deaf Palestinians and his followers on social media. Alhabel, 30, who describes himself as a “deaf jour»»»

Basem Al-Habel stood amongst the ruins of Gaza, with people flat on the floor all around him as bullets flew, and filmed himself using sign language to explain the dangers of the war to fellow deaf Palestinians and his followers on social media. Al-Habel, 30, who describes himself as a "deaf journa»»»

GAZA - Basem Alhabel stood amongst the ruins of Gaza, with people flat on the floor all around him as bullets flew, and filmed himself using sign language to explain the dangers of the war to fellow deaf Palestinians and his followers on social media. Alhabel, 30, who describes himself as a "deaf j»»»