Dozens of residents gather on the Gaza coastline as trucks arrive carrying rubble from destroyed homes. They sort through furniture and belongings to find items that can be resold to provide basic sustenance for their families. This report highlights the forced transformation of the area into a space for trading scrap and supplies extracted from under the rubble. These efforts to secure a minimum daily income for affected families come amid a lack of employment opportunities, high unemployment rates, and a halt in economic activity. This arduous profession has become a last resort and a living testament to the depth of the humanitarian crisis and the will to survive among the residents of Gaza.