Israel does not stop the bombings, the displacement of the population continues, the health system is collapsing

Hundreds of citizens headed to the south of the Gaza Strip, fleeing the ongoing Israeli attacks in the north of the enclave. Family head Ahmedal-Kahlout said the violence, lack of food, water and medicine had forced him to flee with his family, despite facing the same shortages in the south.

" The children don't sleep, my daughter often wakes up crying, I comfort her and I comfort the elderly. This is no way to live. The Arab world has disappointed us, they have sent us aid, what should I do with this aid, it does not go to Gaza. What are we going to do with these aids, why don't you come help us free us from the invasion that is bombarding us left and right. They do not differentiate between civilians or militants, anyone who comes before them will be killed, no one will be left alive. "

" No place is safe in Gaza. My son was injured and there was no hospital I could take him to so he could get stitches. There is no water, not even salt water to wash our hands with. There is no water for ablution, there are bodies lining the streets of Gaza, and there are still people out there hoping that everything will be resolved soon. But only God knows if it will be resolved, if they will live or die. We were forced to leave, it's not up to us. The whole world has failed us, the progressive world that prides itself on human rights has failed us. "

AHMED AL-KAHLOUT – DISPLACED PALESTINIAN

" We first left Teukam in the middle of Gaza, and now we have come to the south, and throughout our journey we saw death, fear, and the most dangerous part was when we were leaving the Jews, they stopped us and told us to put our hands on air. They took some men who were with us. We saw death with our own eyes, everywhere we were afraid ."

" I'm 59 years old and I never would have thought... inaudible... The situation now has never happened, not in the past, not in all the other wars before. It never happened. Mass death, displacement and hunger. We have left our homes and our belongings, only to flee for our lives and our children ."

MARIAM AL-BORNO – DISPLACED PALESTINIAN

Over the past few days more than 100,000 residents have fled the south, chief military spokesman Daniel Hagari said on Saturday. Palestinian officials said Friday that 11,078 Gazans have been killed in airstrikes, about 40% of them children. And the attacks continue as Palestinians rush to Nasser Hospital, one of the hospitals that continues to function, albeit under very difficult conditions.

The situation is even more difficult after the attack on the largest Al-Shifa hospital. One of the doctors said that there is no health system anymore. What is being done is the voluntary initiative of doctors determined not to abandon their patients. Even they are losing hope as they leave notes such as " whoever remains last, let them show that we did what we could and be remembered ".

In these conditions, Doctors Without Borders is calling for a ceasefire.  (A2 Televizion)