GAZA — On Saturday, Al-Mamlaka TV correspondent conveyed a
troubling message via a one-way satellite video. He reported that the
relentless
Israeli airstrikes, ongoing since October 7, 2023, have been
targeting homes near the United Nations building in Gaza.
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Internet remains severedThe correspondent underscored that
communications and internet services in Gaza remain severed, effectively
isolating the local population from the outside world, Al-Mamlaka TV reported.
This communication blackout has had dire consequences, including delayed
ambulance arrivals to the bombing sites for evacuating the wounded as World
Health Organization reported on Saturday morning. Additionally, it has hindered
the distribution of much-needed aid, as establishing contact with those in need
has become increasingly difficult.
Danger zone expanded to approx. 10 kilometers
north of Gaza
He further revealed that the danger zone
expanded to approximately 10 kilometers north of Gaza last night, with dozens
of airstrikes causing casualties. The situation in Gaza's hospitals is dire,
with fuel running critically low, and the operations of these facilities on the
brink of coming to a halt.
Unprecedented and continuously
deteriorating The correspondent emphasized that the current
situation in Gaza is not only catastrophic but also unprecedented and
continuously deteriorating. He mentioned that his own means of media
communication are limited to satellite technology.
Furthermore, he explained that the
communication breakdown has severe consequences. It means that Gaza's residents
are unable to contact hospitals after bombings to report casualties, and
ambulance teams are unable to determine the locations of the bombings. This, in
turn, implies that Israel has decided to impede rescue operations.
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