Turkish man sells his house to build tents for displaced people in Gaza

In an act of generosity, a Turkish man, whose identity remains undisclosed, sold his house and moved to a rented place to build 150 tents for displaced people in Gaza, according to several social media claims.

Since Israel began its assault on Gaza, almost all the Palestinians living there have fled their homes in search of safety.

The relentless military strikes have killed more than 34,000 people, most of whom are women and children and displaced nearly the entire population of Gaza.

In order to put his little effort into helping the people of Gaza, the Turkish man decided to sell his house to build tents for the genocide affectees.

The video shared by an Instagram page showed a man detailing how Israeli genocide disheartened him and he sold his house.

However, the authenticity of the news is yet to be confirmed. 

A day earlier, rescue teams in Khan Younis discovered mass graves in the vicinity of a hospital following the Israeli army's brutal invasion.

Palestinian authorities said a grave site discovered at the Nasser hospital, the main medical facility in central Gaza, contained nearly 400 bodies. It was uncovered after Israeli troops pulled out of the city of Khan Younis.

Another grave site was also found by Palestinian authorities at the Al Shifa hospital in northern Gaza, which had been targeted by an Israeli special forces operation.