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Journalists Document Life in Gaza Three Years After War Outbreak

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Three years after the war began, Gazans face immense trauma and ruined infrastructure as they try to rebuild.

Three years after the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas, journalists and photographers are documenting the profound devastation and slow rebuilding efforts in the Gaza Strip. While some residents attempt to reconstruct their lives following a peace agreement, others remain deeply traumatized by the destruction of infrastructure, healthcare, and the economy. Personal accounts and visual archives highlight the enduring physical and psychological toll on the population.

Photojournalists have captured the daily struggles of Gazans as they attempt to rebuild homes and lives nearly a year after a ceasefire agreement.
The conflict has severely damaged Gaza's economy, education system, healthcare network, and public infrastructure.
Local residents and filmmakers have compiled years of personal footage documenting the ongoing trauma and survival under bombardment.
Key landmarks, such as Gaza City's port, have been transformed from bustling hubs of fishing and tourism into ruins.

Written from 2 of 3 outlets — 1 has since joined this story.

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3 yrsyears since the war began

Why it matters

The war in Gaza, which began on October 7, 2023, has led to unprecedented casualties and destruction in the enclave. Even after active hostilities ended, the long-term recovery of Gaza's infrastructure and the mental health of its population remain critical challenges.

What outlets agree on

Outlets agree that the war has left Gaza's infrastructure, economy, and healthcare system in ruins, causing deep and lasting psychological trauma for its residents.

Where coverage differs

While Al Jazeera frames the ongoing situation as a continuing genocide three years on, The New York Times focuses on the efforts of residents to rebuild nearly a year after a peace agreement ended the war.

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