This photograph was taken in rafah in palestinian territory in 2009. what does the photo reveal about violence in the region?
a)entire families are engaged in violent acts of violence.
b)children are in harm’s way due to acts of violence.
c)militants cannot operate out of destroyed buildings.
d)it has not disrupted the lives of civilians.

B) Children are in harm’s way due to acts of violence.

The photograph shows children looking out from a damaged building. It shows that the children are in dangerous territory, and that they are in harm's way due to acts of violence. This picture reminds us if the reality of war: it is not only soldiers who suffer, but civilians. Common people, often entire families, have their lives disrupted due to the tragedies of armed conflict.

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