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Dozens of displaced Palestinians live in a Khan Younis cemetery after their homes were destroyed.

Families say they face fear and hardship among the graves with little chance to return home.

The Gaza death toll has risen above 68,800 as recovery continues after the ceasefire.

In the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, displaced Palestinians have turned cemeteries into makeshift shelters after months of war left much of the territory in ruins. Gravestones now serve as seats and tables for families like that of Maisa Brikah, who has lived with her children in a sun-baked burial ground for five months, according to AP. Around 30 families are sheltering in the same cemetery.

A blonde-haired toddler runs fingers through the sand outside one tent, while another child

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