‘My children go to bed hungry’ crashes say to BBC

The crowd gathered in the north of Gaza, six-year-old Ismail Abu Odeh passed to the front.

“Give me some,” he said.

His pot was full of lentils, but when he returned, he was dismantled. He returned to the cry of his family’s tent.

A cousin, who could not get food later, shared some with Ismail.

The next day, there will be no water or nutritional supply in a school where Gaza is located in a school, and the people gathered there remained with empty bottles and containers. Ishmael wept again.

BBC spent people talking to people in Gaza as Israel in the last two days expands its military activity Continues more than 10-week blocks of food, medical supplies and other aid.

The United Nations and others are warnings that the ankrave on the eve of famine.

The Israeli government has a “lack of deficiency” in Gaza and “True Crisis Hamas looting and selling.”

The government told the ministers to stand As a “basic pressure lever” To ensure victory over Hamas and remove all the hostages. There are still 58 hostages in Gaza, and they are believed to be alive.

Israel does not provide free access to Gaza for international journalists, so our communication via phone calls and WhatsApp messages and reliable Palestinian freelancers living in the area.

Those who talk to the BBC, described the struggle to find a food a day, and food kitchens are closed due to shortcomings and little items. They still said the existing items did not seize highly exaggerated prices.

A person who works for one of the remaining food kitchens in Gaza said he was working to find food and oil. Another man we spoke, he said that when he volunteered 10 days ago, he said he closed it as a “catastrophic feel.”

A 23-year-old woman living in North Gaza said “dizziness has become a permanent part”, “general weakness and fatigue, fatigue and fatigue.”

A 31-year-old Adham al-Batrawi lived in Al-Zahra, but now Central Gaza is displaced in Gaza in Central Gaza, starving is “one of the most difficult parts of everyday life,” he said.

He will “creative creativity”, which explains how to cook and cook on a fire before cooking the pasta’s composition – knead it to a pastry before cooking a bakery in the Palestinian diet.

“We’ve never invented the ways of cooking we imagine what we need.”

He added that a food that recently eaten a food “is enough to get us throughout the day, but it is far enough to respond to our energy needs.”

Another part of the central Gaza, a nurse in Dayr al-Balah, a nurse Rewaa Mohsen, said he struggled to provide two young girls three and 19 months old.

Earlier this year, he said he was collecting the forks during the ceasefire, but they will run out in a month.

Speaking of WhatsApp on Thursday, his daughters were used to the bombing of bombings that will face the apartment. “Sometimes I’m more afraid of them,” he wrote that he would distract his children with collection books and toys.

The next day, the soundlight said that the Israeli vacation was given to the territory of evacuation orders before hitting a nearby building.

When he returned to his house for his house to “confusion”, he saw the door and windows exploded.

“Thank God, I’m still alive with my daughters.”

When asked if he would stay in the apartment, he replied: “Where am I going to?”

Throughout the Gaza, the medical siege described the impact of the medical supplies and said they did not feel safe in work, which are already targeting Israeli hospitals.

Nurse Randa Sied, Khan He said he was working at the European Hospital When it was shot on the Israeli holiday This week describes it as a “pure terror and helpless” moment.

Israel accused Homat’s Homats as a weapon warehouse that hospitals and the group denied hospitals.

The European Hospital does not operate, but Randa has moved to the nearby Nasser Hospital of employees and patients.

“Our patients are mothers, sons, sons, girls and sisters, like us, we know in our hearts that our debt does not end, especially when we need us the most,” he said.

Employees in Nasser and other hospitals in Gaza, BBC blockade, painkillers and dokes, they have fled shortly in the main supply and said they need to close some services.

There is US confirmed that there is a new system to provide humanitarian aid Palestinians are being prepared in Gaza through private companies, and Israeli forces were determined to provide perimeter of centers. The United Nations criticized the plan, saying that he was seen with the help of “weapons”.

Ismail’s father in Gaza said he had not yet competed and fighting six children.

“My children go to bed hungry,” he said. “Sometimes I’m sitting and crying, if I can give food for them.”