Medical and emergency staff have worked with little rest and are deploying in the most dangerous areas, witnessing the horror of violent death, terrible injuries, and grief
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“I have not gone home since the first day of the war. I shower here, sleep here and eat here,” said Loay al-Astal, a volunteer emergency worker in Khan Younis, in the south of the enclave. The health ministry said 116 medical staff had been killed in the bombardment since October 7, along with 18 civil emergency department rescuers.
Along with the bombardment, Israel has imposed a blockade on the enclave, home to 2.3 million people, cutting supplies of electricity and fuel. Limited food and medical aid deliveries have entered Gaza since last week after“Ambulances are about to go out of operation because we have very limited fuel left. We have problems with communications. We lose touch with the ambulances that leave here,” said volunteer driver Sari al-Najjar.
Thousands of people have gathered at hospitals in Gaza City, in the north of the enclave, many sheltering in makeshift tents hoping for some safety from the bombardment.
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