
Amna Nawaz:
Before the Hamas terror attacks against our Israelis, life in Gaza was not easy. Now it's immeasurably more difficult and deadly.
For the last two weeks, my colleague producer Zeba Warsi and I have been talking to people inside Gaza whose lives have been upended by this conflict.
We will hear now from several of them, some from whom we still receive messages and others whose whereabouts are now unknown.
That beautiful coastal city is Gaza, its charming port, peaceful beaches and life, both every day and extraordinary, pulsating through its people.
All that was before that war captured by 32-year-old Gazan photojournalist Motaz Al Aaraj. That Gaza lives only on his Instagram now. When his home was hit by an Israeli airstrike, Motaz lost his life's work.
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