BBC OS Conversations: The first days of the Gaza ceasefire

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  Hello, welcome to the documentary with me, Luke Jones.

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  In BBC Os conversations, we bring together people to share their experiences.

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  And this time we're going to hear from Israelis and Gazans on the first days of the ceasefire.

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  After 15 months of fighting between Israel and Hamas, which has brought so much loss and pain and destruction, there appeared at last something positive to cling on to in Gaza.

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  Some of the displaced were able to return home to see what, if anything, was left of their neighbourhoods and the lives that they had previously had.

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  I need time to cry.

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  I need time to silence.

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