Flour sacks become tote bags, and aid pallets become shelves

In a Gaza City factory run by the UN World Food Programme since April, about 113 women and 20 men work three-month shifts unpicking empty flour sacks into bags and turning pallets into furniture that is given away. The pay is 1,000 shekels a month.

Nisreen Abbas, 54, keeps 12 grandchildren and a husband who uses a wheelchair on it: “I bring food for my grandchildren; I bring medicine for my husband.”

I would like for this to be renewed, for us to keep working.