A buzz in the sky interrupts the session: Ongoing exposure to military violence, in conditions where basic needs are barely met, leaves no room for recoveryLife in the Gaza Strip is unlike life anywhere else, in every respect. Right now, for example, I'm sitting in a tent set up to provide mental health care, facilitating a support-group session for women suffering from trauma and post-traumatic stress caused by the war. A loud buzzing interrupts the meeting. Eyes turn to the sky in search of the drone, ears trying to guess where the next bomb will fall.
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A buzz in the sky interrupts the session: Ongoing exposure to military violence, in conditions where basic needs are barely met, leaves no room for recovery







