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"I realise that what I am doing is an adventure that carries great risks, but there is no other option to provide food for my children," said Tariq Al-Sheikh.

"I left Aleppo 13 years ago while explosive barrels were falling over our heads, and today I live in Gaza with continuous Israeli raids and genocide."

"Winter is a problem for us, as we cannot store energy in our large batteries because the solar panels are broken," an internet cafe owner told TNA. 

"I don't know how I will provide drinking water for my children. How will I tell them that they must remain thirsty!" Barakat told °®Âþµº.

According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, the number of children under 18 in the Gaza Strip in mid-2024 is estimated at 1,067,986.

Over the course of 13 months of bombing, the Israeli army dropped more than 85,000 tons of bombs on the Gaza Strip.

The World Health Organisation reported that about 95% of pregnant and lactating women in Gaza suffer from severe food poverty.

"There are hundreds of families in Jabalia living in indescribable famine, yet we prefer to die of hunger than to leave our homes,"  a resident told TNA.

The losses in Gaza's educational sector are estimated at over $720 million, according to the International Monetary Fund.