This heartwarming clip shows a barber setting up an improvised hair salon on the rubbles of Gaza.

Mohammed El-Sayed, 35, lost his business during the recent Israeli airstrikes. His barbershop was housed in a 14-year building that was bombarded.

El-Sayed hasn't lost hope, despite the violence that has left at least 58,000 Palestinians homeless, according to the UN.

He decided to re-open his business in the same area, on its rubbles.

He said: "My customers phoned me many times to reopen the barbershop here on the rubbles. So I decided to bring my mirror and my equipment since all my customers are from this neighborhood".

In the clip, El-Sayed cuts a boy's hair. The child looks very happy about his new look and his curious friends attend the scene.

On the ruins of his salon, destroyed by Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip, in the beach camp for refugees, the barber continues. Mohammed El-Sayed, 35 years old.Here was a 14-year building, and I was renting a barbershop. The building was bombed upon its residents. I decided not to stay at home after the end of the escalation on the Gaza Strip. My customers phoned me many times to reopen the barbershop here on the rubbles. So I decided to bring my mirror and my equipment here since all my customers and beloved people are from this neighborhood.