DUBAI: Asmaa Odeh did not sleep on Saturday night. She stood inside her tent in a Gaza displacement camp holding a broom, pushing out the rainwater and sewage that kept coming in, while her five children’s clothes, mattresses and blankets soaked through. “Our tent flooded. The water came in, and the sewage and the well overflowed onto us,” she told Arab News. “We couldn’t do anything. All we could do was hold a broom and push the water and sewage out, so we wouldn’t drown.” Odeh’s husband was ki
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