Moein Abu Odeh clambered up a pile of rubble in southern Gaza, searching for clothes, shoes, anything he could sell to raise cash more than a year since Israel started its relentless bombardments. The father-of-four delved under blocks and brushed away piles of concrete dust at the site of one airstrike in the wrecked city of Khan Younis. His plan was to sell what he found to buy flour. “If food and drink were available, believe me, I would give (these clothes) to charity,” he said. “But the struggles we are going through (mean we) have to sell our clothes to eat and drink.”