CLEAN: Mud bricks help meet Gaza's housing need

The video discusses the aftermath of the Israeli offensive in Gaza, highlighting the destruction of homes and the efforts by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) to provide temporary shelters. It emphasizes the use of local materials for construction due to the Israeli blockade and outlines future plans to build more homes, despite ongoing challenges.

What event led to the destruction of the Alatum Love family home?

• A natural disaster

• A construction accident

• A local conflict

• An Israeli offensive

What organization helped the Alatum Love family with a new shelter?

• Amnesty International

• International Red Cross

• United Nations Relief and Works Agency

• World Health Organization

What materials are primarily used to build the new houses in Gaza?

• Local sand, sandstone, and clay

• Imported steel and concrete

• Plastic and fiberglass

• Wood and metal

How is cement obtained for construction in Gaza?

• It is produced locally

• It is imported legally

• It is donated by international organizations

• It is smuggled through tunnels

What is the long-term goal of the UN agency regarding housing in Gaza?

• To build 500 homes

• To build 1,000 homes

• To renovate existing homes

• To provide temporary tents