Teen Innovates to Light Up Gaza Shelter Amid War

Hussam Al-Attar, dubbed 'Newton of Gaza,' creates a lighting system for his family's tent using wind energy, showcasing resilience and ingenuity.

15-year-old Hussam Al-Attar, inspired by Isaac Newton, devises a wind-powered lighting system for his family's tent in Gaza.
Al-Attar's innovation comes as a response to the dire living conditions following Israel's military assault on Gaza.
The young inventor's system uses fans from a scrap market, rigged to generate electricity and light up the tent.
The war, triggered by Hamas' invasion of southern Israel, has led to over 27,000 deaths and widespread displacement in Gaza.
Al-Attar's ambition is to become a scientist and invent solutions that benefit not just Gaza, but the world.