When his three-year-old son asks why they cannot be together, his Palestinian father tells him the border is closed. “He asks me, why don’t you open it?” the father, who requested anonymity, told Al Jazeera. “He thinks I own an airplane. He is always asking me, can you come and take us?” Separated by Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, they speak over WhatsApp whenever the internet connection allows. The father has been granted protection in Britain, while his wife and their two children, remain trapped in a tent in Gaza. “When I can’t get in touch with my wife, I feel so stressed. I am so scared that something bad has happened to her or the children.” Sometimes, he goes to the park to clear his head, and sees children playing with their parents.
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