Palestinian siblings separated by war reunite in Israel after losing parents in Gaza

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : " After years of legal efforts, Mais was finally able to bring her brothers and sisters, aged 8 to 22, to Israel.
46% : Earlier this month, Mais waited outside Israel's Kerem Shalom crossing, searching the crowd for her surviving siblings as they emerged from Gaza.
45% : Nearly two years after the airstrike, the siblings crossed into Israel on July 8 and travelled to Nazareth.
38% : Mais al-Gharam, 23, had not seen her seven younger siblings since leaving Gaza for Israel shortly before the war began.
35% : Life changed dramatically after the Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and led to Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
34% : A Palestinian family divided between Israel and Gaza has reunited after nearly two years of war, displacement and personal tragedy.
30% : " The family's story began in 2002 when Murad al-Gharam, a resident of Gaza, met Amal Karim, a Palestinian citizen of Israel from Nazareth, while working in Israel on a temporary permit.

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