Through the tears Ramzi Al-Amarin, a resident of one of the tents in the El-Zaytun area in southern Gaza, recounts: "The bodies and remains lie on the ground, and the wounded cannot find a doctor to help them." In an Indonesian hospital in Beit Lahiya, a small girl with bandaged arms and covered in tears sadly looks at the face of her little brother, who has just been pulled from the rubble.
Around her, adults were busy, many in shock, at that time when one of the girls was in a daze and screaming among the corpses. Residents of the Gaza sector recalled on Tuesday the horrors and terror that reigned in their areas during the last war, with powerful explosions echoing sirens of successive mortars on the streets from the harsh Israeli strikes that caused the death of hundreds of people.
