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Tens of thousands of families in Gaza are enduring one of their harshest winters yet. With their homes destroyed by "Israel's" relentless strikes, they now live in makeshift tents on rubble-strewn ground, battling rain, cold, and Israeli-imposed hunger. The heartbreaking story of Wahbi and Amal Salama, as they describe the daily struggles of survival, from rats and stray dogs at night to children waiting hours for food, is just one story among tens of thousands in the Gaza Strip.
