The Shorbasi family's return to their damaged home in Gaza City during a ceasefire ended in tragedy when six-year-old twins Yahya and Nabila were severely wounded by an unexploded bomb they mistook for a toy. The children suffered life-threatening injuries and underwent emergency surgery, highlighting the ongoing dangers posed by hidden explosives in war-torn neighborhoods. Health workers warn that unexploded ordnance remains a major threat, with several children injured in similar incidents as families return to sift through the rubble of their homes. International de-mining teams are working to clear the area, but the risk remains high amid the vast destruction left by the conflict.