In September, Mohammed Galaini left home in Manchester, England to visit his dad in Gaza.

Mohammed had a life in Manchester.

He's an atmospheric scientist and he worked for the government on air quality policy.

But he'd been away from Gaza for 20 years and he was thinking about moving home.

This trip was like a toe in the water.

That things didn't go as planned for Muhammad is probably very obvious.

There's nowhere safe.

Nowhere feels safe.

So if nowhere feels safe, then you might as well say, what the hell?

That's how I'm living my life right now.

But Muhammad has something most Palestinians don't.

He has a British passport. The question now is, will he flee to the Ruffer

Crossing and use it? Coming upon today explained, the one way out of Gaza. Support for this episode comes from Viatore.

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