The future of Gaza’s recovery may rely on solar power

Grist
By Saqib RahimMar 14, 2025, 4:30 am437 pts
The first time Majd Mashharawi left her native Gaza was in 2017, to visit Tokyo. Her flight landed late at night, and she was struck by the airport’s many glittering lights. Then when she got to the urban core, she was astonished. “This is the life people have outside Gaza?” she thought. “Why don’t we…

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