Freelancers in Gaza strive to stay online amid genocide
Ahmed Al-Najjar
Press TV, Khan Yunis
The systematic destruction of communication systems and power infrastructure has plunged Gazans into a state of blackout amidst the ongoing genocide.
Among those most affected are freelancers who depend on the internet as their primary source of livelihood. Our correspondent in Khan Yunis Ahmed Al-Najjar reports.
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