‘My children go to sleep hungry,’ Gazans tell the BBC

As many people gathered at the territory in the northern part of Gaza, the six-year-old of the Haza.

“Give me some,” she screamed.

His brother was filled with stew, but when he returned, he came out of his hand. He returned to his family’s tabernacle crying.

Uncle who managed to find food later he shared some of the ismail.

The next day, no one is found at a mixed camp, where they live in Gaza City, and the people gathered there with empty bottles. Ismail also depended on.

Bbc last two days ago talking to people in Gaza, like Israel He raised his military work and it continues to continue a week than 10

There are a warnings from the United Nations and Others who are locked up Over the famine of the famine.

The Government of Israel promotes that there are no “food” and “the unique problem of Hamas is robbery and sells”.

The government ministers have said that stopping Like “great hair” To protect Humory Hamas and back all. There were 58 groups in Chapter 23 of him who believed that he was alive.

Israel does not allow the international journalist who come to Gaza, so our communication has been in the Whapping Phones and Messages, and through the session.

Those who talked to BBC explained their problems to find out even once a day, with food cottages shut down because of the lack of markets. The items still available are what’s in the border that is not enough, said it.

A man driving left tons in Gaza said she was “every day” to get food and oil. Another person we talked and said Knichen Knish he has shut up when they closed 10 days ago, explaining that it was “deadly”.

The 23-year-old woman of North Gaza said “dizziness has been a clear” and “weakness and tired because of food and medicine”.

Alham al-Treekuki, 31, who used to live in the city of Al-Zahra, who was missed in Central Gaza, said the famine of the day’s day.

He also said that people had to live a creative life “, by referring to whatsapp messages as they would brush the pasta and sprinkle on the fire to make food – a masses to Palestin diet.

“We’ve made a way to cook and eat what we didn’t think we want,” he said.

He also said that the food would be soon eats us that was “enough to make us the date, but it’s a long way to fulfill our energy.”

Only another way to Gaza, the city of Deror Al-bar, Nurse Reda Mohsen said she would take care of her two daughters, three and 19 years old.

He said that he had a buttons with spaspes this year but that this can hit one month.

Whatsapp Talkafter, he said that his daughters had been able to do a pitch killers bombed through the building. He wrote: “Sometimes I’m afraid,” he wrote that he has confused his children with books and toys.

The next day, sure at the words that he said would be delivered to his territory before him.

On their way home ‘to cleanse the problems, they found that the doors and windows had been exploded.

“Calize I’m still living with my girls,” she said.

Interviewed if they lived in the house, replied: “Where would I go?”

Going to Gaza, a longicistics described the way the world’s help in medical treatment and said that he did not feel better at work.

Nurse Randa told she was working in the hospital at Europe to Khan Unis When it was hit in the beat of Israel This week, explains a few “rough and helpless and lack of help.

Israel has already played Hamas using hospitals such as buses and equipment tools, what a team refuses.

The European clinic does not work, but Randa said again the staff and patients moved to the Nasis transfer.

“Our patients and mother, daughters and relatives – just as we. We know so much in our hearts to be complete, especially now,” he said.

The Nasser staff and other hospitals in Gaza told BBC that BBC means he was walking short such as snow and gauze, and closed other functions.

We confirmed that a new system of providing human assistance To Palestinins in Gaza Through special companies preparing, and aged religions are established. The United Nations has opposed the plans, that looks like “weapons” help.

Back to Gahaza City, Ismail’s father, he started taking care of six children.

“My children are asleep with famine,” he said. “Sometimes I’m crying like a baby if I don’t give them food.”