Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by Tania Kraemer & Mohammed al Madhoun
00:31 Khalil Al-Fram | Tailor
01:08 Ahmed Salem | Student
01:30 Fatima Sweidan | Resident
02:02 Munir Ziad | Resident
02:25 Um Mohammed | Resident
02:36 Fatima Sweidan | Resident
03:10 Khalil Al-Fram | Tailor

Script:

Khalil Al-Fram (Fa-ram) is a tailor in Gaza City. Supplies are hard to find, and not many people have money for clothes. He fears being forced to leave will make things even worse. 
He was one of many who were displaced during Israel’s first invasion of the city at the start of the war. Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Gaza City is a Hamas stronghold, and now plans to occupy the city - forcing everyone out again. 

0:29
+++Khalil Al-Fram, Tailor, ARABIC+++

“If he decides to enter Gaza, occupy it, and establish military rule, he won't leave anyone here. Everyone will be expelled. If we leave, everything we are currently working on will be abandoned, again.”

0:46
Although Gaza City is under Israeli bombardment, tens of thousands of people displaced from the north and east have gone there. Most of the Gaza Strip is already controlled by Israel. The new plans would further reduce the spaces where people would be forced to go. 

1:07
++++Ahmed Salem, student, ARABIC+++
You just can't feel good. When you hear they want to reoccupy the area, you can no longer sleep. The anxiety is constant. You're responsible for children and women, with no means to evacuate. Even if we agreed to move, what would transportation cost?" 

1:29
+++Fatima Sweidan, resident, ARABIC+++
“They say Khan Yunis is full and Rafah destroyed. Where will we go? Nuseirat and Deir al-Balah? They're overcrowded too. So we will stay put. Why be displaced?"

1:40
Struggling to survive Israel’s continuing attacks and blockade leaves little time to consider the future.

Some who do, would like to see a role for the Fatah party dominated Palestinian Authority, which has limited governance in some parts of the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
2:01
+++Munir Ziad, resident, ARABIC+++
“We've tried Hamas. It was bad. We tried the Palestinian Authority. It was better. We hope THEY will return. We don't want experiments. We KNEW them - we lived a dignified life back then. They must return to rule Gaza again.” 

2:23
+++Um Mohammed, resident, ARABIC+++
“We demand that Hamas leaders stop the bloodshed, because we, as a people, have used up everything we have. We have no other choice."

2:35
+++Fatima Sweidan, resident, ARABIC+++
“Gaza is lost between different parties who want to rule. All we ask for is security. Whether Fatah or Hamas - we need security, food, water and medical care for our children, youth, and elderly. That is all we ask for: security, nothing more.”

2:56
Netanyahu says he won’t allow the Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza.

Tailor Al-Fram says an Israeli takeover of Gaza City would displace people again - leaving them with nothing.

3:10
+++Khalil Al-Fram, tailor, ARABIC+++
“We cannot rebuild our lives and create a proper source of income -- not to become rich, just to make enough for food and something to drink. As soon as we begin, they come and tell us to leave again.”
3:20
Despite his concerns, the tailor continues to make clothes for the kids around him - for as long as he can - and while he still has material and thread to work with.

ORIGINAL ARABIC TRANSLATION- (SOTS HAVE BEEN TWEAKED FOR TV ENGLISH)

+++Khalil Al-Fram, Tailor, ARABIC+++
“If he (netanyahu) decided to enter Gaza, occupy it, and establish military rule, he will leave any people there. Everyone will be expelled. 
((If they decide to enter Gaza again, occupy it, and establish military rule, there will be no residents left. Everyone will certainly leave))) We will be no different from other people. We will leave, and everything we are currently working on will be abandoned, just like we left it before.”

++++Ahmed Salem, student, ARABIC+++
You just can't be well - when you hear that they want to reoccupy the area, you can no longer sleep. There is constant anxiety. You have children and women (in your care), and no means to evacuate. Let's say we agree to move, how much would transport cost?

+++Fatima Sweidan, resident, ARABIC+++
“Now they say there's no room in Khan Yunis, and Rafah is destroyed. Where will we go? Nuseirat and Deir al-Balah? They're overcrowded too. Where will we go? It's difficult there and it's difficult here - so we will stay where we are. Why be displaced?

+++Munir Ziad, resident, ARABIC+++
“We tried Hamas, and the experience was bad. We tried the Palestinian Authority, and the situation was better. We hope they will return to power here. We do not want to try new people. We knew them and lived with them - lived a dignified life at the time. They must return to rule Gaza again.”

+++Um Mohammed, resident, ARABIC+++
“We demand that Hamas leaders stop the bloodshed, because we, as a people, have exhausted everything we have. We have no other choice

+++Fatima Sweidan, resident, ARABIC+++
“Gaza is lost between different parties who want to rule. All we ask for is security. Whether it's Fatah or Hamas - we as a people are asking for security, for food, for water and medical care for our children, youth, and elderly. That is all we ask for: Security, nothing more.”

+++Khalil Al-Fram, tailor, ARABIC+++
“We cannot rebuild our lives, with anything that could be a source of income, not for being rich, just covering food and drink expenses. As soon as we begin, they come to tell us to leave again.”

Despite the worry, he continues to make clothes for the kids around him - for as long as he can - and while he still has material and thread to work with.