Reporting Gaza: My War, My Home

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International journalists have not been allowed to enter Gaza freely to cover the impact of the war on the people living there. Instead, this duty has fallen to Palestinian reporters. They face extraordinary risks - working amid relentless Israeli bombardment, supply shortages and communication blackouts. According to Reporters Without Borders, more than a hundred journalists have died in Gaza since the war began - 22 of whom were killed while working. Among those who've risked their lives to report on what's happening in the territory is BBC Arabic's Adnan El-Bursh. He's kept a video diary of what he and his family have endured. For this episode of Five Minutes On, we hear his story.