The article features a personal account from Yasmeen, a Palestinian woman living in Rafah, Gaza Strip, who lost her home, cooperative, and dairy farm due to two years of Israeli airstrikes. Over 88% of commercial and industrial activities in Gaza have been damaged or destroyed. Yasmeen now works with other women from her former cooperative to restart a small business producing cheese from powdered milk, aided by Oxfam. The piece is part of 'Voci di Gaza,' a series of first-person testimonies published by Il Fatto Quotidiano in collaboration with Oxfam. The article highlights the human cost of the conflict and promotes Oxfam’s campaign advocating for the self-determination of Palestinians in both Gaza and the West Bank.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the situation in Gaza through the lens of civilian suffering caused by Israeli military actions, emphasizing the humanitarian impact and aligning with narratives supporting Palestinian rights. It presents the conflict as primarily driven by Israeli aggression and portrays aid work
