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I realized I needed to take pictures and document and little videos because nobody would believe it unless I did. I started a WhatsApp group where I shared reflections and stories almost like a diary or journal entry. The capacity of the hospital was supposed to be between 150 and 200 people, and there were 700 patients in that hospital. Today Deir al Balah, the area I’m in, was bombed, resulting in a massive mass casualty event at the hospital. A little girl lay on a cardboard box.

Persons: Shrapnel, Nabil, Mohammed, Deir al Balah, gurney, Farrah, he’s, Anas, Khan Younis, It’s, I’ve Locations: Deir, Khan

”We are evacuating, everyone we know is evacuating. I thought we’re used to wars you know, I know that’s such a horrible sentence to use, but I’m 22 years old. They took us out, and they took us — they were like, OK, just run to the nearest hospital, you know. The street was so bombed, so destroyed, endless, you know, you just keep evacuating, evacuating, evacuate, like evacuate and go where exactly? Internet has been cut many times, and during those times I felt that I was completely trapped.

Persons: we’re, ”, who’ve, destructed, It’s Organizations: Palestinian Civil Defense Locations: They’re

We were corresponding until she wrote that they’re inside the house. And she was hiding in her safe room. She — about the stuff she should have had in the safe room, like a toilet or a knife. I just – I love you.” And I wrote her, “I love you.” And that’s it. I’m in touch with so many friends of hers and colleagues, and they’re working with me because she was so meaningful for them, and she’s meaningful for me also.

Persons: “ Locations: Gaza

Kids didn’t start the war in Ukraine. In the Opinion video above, we hear from Ukrainian children who have lost a parent during the conflict. The program, called Wonder Camp, is part of a support mission in Ukraine by an international organization, Children of Heroes Charity Fund. “These kids are not part of this war, but they are casualties,” said Brice Espino, the chief executive of Children of Heroes, which provided the funding for the camp and gathered the participants. (Ahead Foundation, a Ukrainian group, supplied the camp’s personnel and ran the program.)

Persons: ”, Brice Espino Organizations: Heroes Locations: Ukraine, Ukrainian

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