The rubble of Gaza
One year after Israel and Hamas clashed, people are still picking up the pieces
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(Image credit: (Violeta Santos-Moura)Within this grey and broken city, photographer Violeta Santos-Moura, 31, still found plenty of life."Children playing, going to school and back with colorful bags, girls)
(Image credit: (Violeta Santos-Moura))
(Image credit: (Violeta Santos-Moura))
(Image credit: (Violeta Santos-Moura))
(Violeta Santos-Moura) The rebuilding goes slowly. Many areas of the city still don't have electricity to power street or traffic lights in the evenings. In the meantime, the photographer says she wants to remind people that while the cameras are gone, the people are not."The least you can do is get close to them for a while and tell their story,” Santos-Moura says. “At the end of the day, one leaves, but they stay.”
