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Gaza potter builds clay shelter for parents after family loses home

In the face of displacement from war, Jaafar Atallah crafted an innovative dome-shaped home from local clay for his family. Along with his community, he explored the potential of mud bricks, resulting in sturdier shelters compared to standard tents. This method emerges amidst Gaza’s pressing housing crisis, driven by material shortages. Neighbors are also embracing recycled resources, ensuring traditional expertise evolves to tackle the region’s housing emergency.

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