In recent months, an aid worker employed by an international organization in the Gaza Strip encountered a seemingly simple problem: he needed to clear trash from the area where he was operating so his aid project could function.
In recent months, an aid worker employed by an international organization in the Gaza Strip encountered a seemingly simple problem: he needed to clear trash from the area where he was operating so his aid project could function.
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