TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月9日 23時00分

In the first eight weeks of Israel's assault on Gaza, nearly 16,000 of Gaza’s 2.3 million residents were killed, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Some 1.9 million were forced to flee their homes, the United Nations reported.

As entire neighborhoods were flattened by bombs, whole new cities sprang up beneath tarps and blankets.

Gazans responded by assuming the duties of wartime public servants. Organizing themselves into what is described as “a simulation of government,” the volunteers delivered basic goods to sustain a civilian population suffering bombardment and homelessness.

“Everything is being shared,” says Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a British Palestinian physician who hastens from his London practice to Gaza whenever there is a war, “and that’s what is keeping society from collapsing. Nobody turns anyone away.”

Here are some of those stories.

Photographs by Moises Saman (@moisessaman)—Magnum Photos for TIME

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