Gaza teen's phone becomes lifeline after mother's ban

In Gaza, 18-year-old Eman Lulu's phone, once barred by her mother until adulthood, has become a vital lifeline and a window into the besieged enclave for millions. The family charges it with solar panels as they survive Israeli bombardment. Her mother Beirut, who opposed social media for teens, now hands it over nightly, reflecting global debates on youth phone use.