The Shorbasi family's return to their damaged home in Gaza City during a ceasefire turned tragic when 6-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 faced by Palestinians as they sift through rubble for belongings and lost loved ones. Health workers warn that unexploded ordnance remains a major threat, with several children injured in recent days despite the ceasefire. International experts are working to clear the vast number of explosive remnants, but the risk remains high amid Gaza's widespread destruction and lack of medical supplies.