CLEAN : Gaza's economy pays a price for

The video discusses the dire situation in Gaza, where markets operate under the threat of Israeli aerial bombardments. Many farmers have been killed, and only a few markets remain open. The economic impact is severe, with prices becoming unaffordable due to the blockade. The ongoing violence raises concerns about food shortages, and international calls for a ceasefire are growing.

What risk do individuals face when venturing out to work in the Gaza Strip?

• They might face traffic congestion.

• They could encounter wild animals.

• They could be caught in aerial bombardments.

• They might get lost.

How has the conflict affected the operation of markets in the Gaza Strip?

• Markets have increased their operating hours.

• All markets are operating normally.

• Only a few markets are open for limited hours.

• Markets are open 24/7.

Why are goods considered affordable despite the economic challenges?

• People are afraid to spend money.

• Prices have been reduced by the government.

• There is a high demand for goods.

• There is an abundance of goods.

What is a major concern for residents due to the ongoing conflict?

• Shortage of food and vital supplies.

• Excessive rainfall.

• Lack of entertainment options.

• Increase in tourism.

What has been the international response to the situation in Gaza?

• Support for increased military action.

• Encouragement of economic sanctions.

• Calls for a ceasefire.

• Promotion of tourism to the area.