VOICED: Gazan girls dodge danger and prejudice on high seas

In Gaza, girls fishing in hijabs face cultural and physical challenges. Despite the difficulties, they fish to support their family due to their father's paralysis. Fishing is restricted by Israeli patrols, limiting their catch and income. The girls' routine involves fishing before and after school, earning only $8 a day. With high unemployment and reliance on aid, their future remains uncertain, tied to the sea despite eased land blockades.

What is the significance of the income generated from fishing for the family?

What future aspirations does the mother have for her children?