“Just trying to stay alive”: Young Gazan dental graduate speaks out as Israel's offensive continues

In the Gaza Strip, more than a million displaced Palestinians are said to back sheltering in Khan Younis, according to the United Nations (UN). The international agency says they were forced to head to the next largest centre north of Rafah after an Israeli military evacuation last month, with many staying in destroyed buildings or makeshift tents with no services.

One of these individuals is Sara Khaled, a 24-year-old dental graduate who once dreamed of opening her own clinic, but is now staying in a room with seven relatives and focused on basic survival.

"My dreams now are luxuries for the time-being. I am just trying to stay alive," Khaled shared. "To be honest, the feeling of fatigue and depression has become dominant in my life."

Global’s Crystal Goomansingh has the details.

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