The ongoing communication blackout in Gaza has left residents without means of contacting medical personnel, as emergency responders are forced to locate people in need of help by listening out for missile strikes. News organisations are also unable to make contact with their reporters on the ground, and press workers have been killed since the fighting started.
Palestinian health authorities have described current situation as ‘genocide’ Palestinian authorities say the ongoing comms blackout in Gaza has left emergency responders chasing the sounds of missile strikes to locate people in need of help. Israel’s decision to sever most communication networks in the Gaza Strip has meant residents are without means of contacting medical personnel amid the Israel Defence Force’s continued bombardment of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Hamas is also thought to be holding as many as 200 hostages, with a further 50 held by other groups. Last night, Israel advised civilians in the northern part of Gaza to make their way to the south of the territory, as the IDF announced a widening of its operations against militants in the Hamas-run enclave.
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