"Gaza's Fallen: Remembering the Lives Lost in the Middle East Conflict"

This week's coverage of Gaza includes the bombing of a refugee camp, a communications blackout, the struggles faced by Gaza's mothers and journalists, and the limited exit options for those seeking medical treatment or safety. The Israeli attacks have resulted in the deaths of over 9,000 Palestinians, including 133 babies. The communications blackout has disrupted daily life and led to fears of escalated bombing. Despite the challenges, some wounded individuals have been allowed to cross into Egypt for treatment, while foreign nationals also seek to leave. Palestinian women are resorting to taking pills to delay their menstrual cycles due to unsanitary conditions, and hospitals are struggling to cope with the influx of patients. Fears of a regional conflict are growing, with Hezbollah and Yemen's Houthi rebels involved. Al Jazeera journalists reporting on the atrocities in Gaza are also facing personal tragedies, with some losing family members in Israeli raids.