A Palestinian girl collects rain drops leaking into her family house in the northern Gaza Strip February 19, 2020. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem 

Palestinians stand on a beach in the northern Gaza Strip February 12, 2020. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 

A tear gas canister is seen during a protest of Palestinians calling for lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza and demanding the right to return to their homeland, at the Israel-Gaza border fence, in the southern Gaza Strip September 21, 2018. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa 

A woman holds a Palestinian flag during a protest calling for lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza and demanding the right to return to their homeland, at the Israel-Gaza border fence, in the southern Gaza Strip September 21, 2018. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa 

A woman reacts from tear gas during a protest of Palestinians calling for lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza and demanding the right to return to their homeland, at the Israel-Gaza border fence, in the southern Gaza Strip September 21, 2018. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa 

A woman holds a Palestinian flag during a protest calling for lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza and demanding the right to return to their homeland, at the Israel-Gaza border fence, in the southern Gaza Strip September 21, 2018. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa 

Smoke rises following an Israeli air strike on the Gaza Strip, as seen from the Israeli side of the border, May 12, 2018. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 

Smoke rises following an Israeli air strike on the Gaza Strip, as seen from the Israeli side of the border, May 12, 2018. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 

Palestinians walk near a tent camp on the Gaza side of the Israel-Gaza Strip border, as seen from the Israeli side of the border, March 29, 2018. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 

A woman waves a Palestinian flag ahead of a protest in a tent city along Israel border with Gaza, demanding to return to their home land, east of Gaza City, March 29, 2018. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem 

An Israeli military bulldozer is seen on the Israeli side of the border with the northern Gaza Strip, Israel, January 8, 2018. Picture taken January 8, 2018. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 

A man looks through binoculars as he stands on a watchtower at the Palestinian side of the Israel-Gaza border January 25, 2017. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 

A man looks through binoculars as he stands on a watchtower at the Palestinian side of the Israel-Gaza border January 25, 2017. REUTERS/Amir Cohen 

Palestinians warm themselves by a fire near the ruins of destroyed houses in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinian women ride a donkey-pulled cart past a garbage dump in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive.
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Palestinian children wait to receive water as they stand on the rubble of a destroyed mosque in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive.
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Destroyed houses are seen in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A Palestinian boy stands on the rubble of a destroyed mosque in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A destroyed house is seen in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A Palestinian boy looks at the ruins of destroyed houses in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinians have breakfast as they sit amongst the ruins of their destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A destroyed house is seen in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A Palestinian woman carries a gas container she salvaged from the ruins of her destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinians warm themselves by a fire near the ruins of their destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A Palestinian woman stands amongst the ruins of her destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A Palestinian woman sits amongst the ruins of her destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinians ride a donkey-pulled cart past a destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinians have breakfast as they sit amongst the ruins of their destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive.
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Palestinians pass destroyed houses as they return to their homes in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinians ride donkey-pulled carts past destroyed houses as they return to their homes in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A Palestinian man walks amongst the ruins of his destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

A Palestinian woman warms bread as she sits amongst the ruins of her destroyed house in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinians ride donkey-pulled carts past destroyed houses as they return to their home in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip January 20, 2009. Israel planned to complete a troop pullout from Gaza before Barack Obama's inauguration on Tuesday, Israeli political sources said, in what analysts saw as an effort to avoid any tension with the new U.S. president. With a ceasefire entering its third day, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon planned to visit the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip and view first-hand the devastation of a 22-day Israeli offensive. REUTERS/Patrick Baz/Pool (GAZA) 

An Israeli tank maneuvers in the northern Gaza Strip January 15, 2009. Israeli forces thrust deep into central Gaza on Thursday, killing a senior Hamas leader, in what may be a final push against the Islamist group before agreeing to a ceasefire in the 20-day-old war.
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Israeli soldiers stand atop a tank in the northern Gaza Strip January 15, 2009. Israeli forces thrust deep into central Gaza on Thursday, killing a senior Hamas leader, in what may be a final push against the Islamist group before agreeing to a ceasefire in the 20-day-old war. REUTERS/Mehdi Lebouachera/Pool (GAZA) QUALITY FROM SOURCE 

An Israeli soldier jumps off a tank in the northern Gaza Strip January 15, 2009. Israel killed a senior Hamas leader in an air strike on Thursday after unleashing its heaviest shelling of Gaza neighbourhoods in what might be a final push against the Islamist group before a ceasefire. REUTERS/Mehdi Lebouachera/Pool (GAZA) 

An Israeli soldier walks in front of armoured military vehicles in the northern Gaza Strip January 15, 2009. Israel unleashed its heaviest shelling of Gaza neighbourhoods on Thursday in what might be a final push against Hamas before a ceasefire, and Washington promised security guarantees that could bring a deal closer. REUTERS/Mehdi Lebouachera/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinian mourners carry the body of Reuters cameraman Fadel Shana, 23, during his funeral in Gaza City April 17, 2008. Shana was covering events in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip for Reuters on a day of intense violence when 16 other Palestinians and three Israeli soldiers were also killed. A medical examination showed on Thursday that metal darts from an Israeli tank shell that explodes in the air caused the death of Shana on Wednesday in the Gaza Strip, doctors said. REUTERS/Mahmud Hams/Pool (GAZA) 

Palestinian security forces loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas guard the funeral of their colleague Eyad Abu al-Khear, in the southern Gaza strip February 4, 2007. Mortar bombs exploded near the Gaza offices of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday and rival gunmen exchanged fire in the streets, ignoring another shaky truce in the factional war between Fatah and Hamas. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa (GAZA) 

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (R) attends a meeting whit European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana in Abbas office in Gaza December 2, 2006. REUTERS/POOL/Mahmud Hams (GAZA) 

A Palestinian carries the body of a three-year-old girl Sabah Abu Haleeb after she was killed by Israeli troops during a raid in Gaza July 26, 2006. The girl and six other Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in attacks across the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, medics and witnesses said. 

A Palestinian relative of Sadek and his father Saleh Nasser, who were killed by an Israeli air strike, cries during their funeral in the northern Gaza Strip July 24, 2006. Israeli shells killed five people and wounded several others in the Gaza Strip on Monday, including two members of the same family who were riding a donkey cart when they were hit, Palestinian witnesses said. 

A Palestinian boy holds an empty baby bottle as he sits outside his family house after it was demolished by Israeli troops during a raid in Maghazi refugee camp in Gaza July 21, 2006.