Seven months after a ceasefire, residents of Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip are still engaged in round-the-clock efforts to clear rubble from their city. Workers earn only a few euros daily, barely enough to support their families. For many Palestinians, the immense task of rebuilding and survival overshadows traditional observances like Labour Day.

In the Gazan city of Khan Younis, workers are still clearing rubble seven months after the ceasefire that followed two years of war. The work continues around the clock, but it brings in only a few euros a day, barely enough to support their families. Liza Kaminov has more.