VOICED : Fleeing Syria to die in Gaza

The transcript discusses the plight of a Palestinian refugee who fled Syria's war to return to Gaza, only to face further conflict. It highlights the historical context of Palestinian displacement post-1967 and the impact of the Syrian conflict on refugees. The narrative covers the economic struggles faced by returning Palestinians in Gaza, exacerbated by political changes and halted financial support. The ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza and its devastating impact on Palestinians are also addressed, underscoring the continuous cycle of exile and conflict.

What was the main reason for Palestinians returning to Gaza from Syria?

• To pursue higher education

• To find better job opportunities

• To reunite with family members

• To escape the ongoing war in Syria

What historical event led to the displacement of many Palestinians in 1967?

• The Yom Kippur War

• The Gulf War

• The Lebanese Civil War

• The Six-Day War

What was the role of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood in helping Palestinians return to Gaza?

• They offered educational scholarships

• They facilitated passage through the Rafah border

• They organized protests for Palestinian rights

• They provided financial aid

Why did Hamas stop providing financial support to returning families?

• Due to political changes in Cairo

• Because the families found employment

• As a result of international sanctions

• Because of a lack of funds

What has been the impact of the Israeli offensive in Gaza?

• It increased international aid

• It resulted in over 2000 deaths

• It led to a peace agreement

• It improved living conditions