Gaza's Halawa camp in Jablia under constant Israeli fire
Minas Al Jabbour
Press TV, Gaza City
Just 300 meters from the Israeli military's "yellow line" in northern Gaza lies Halawa camp. Home to more than 1000 displaced families, this highly exposed site faces daily, around-the-clock artillery shells and sniper fire.
Cut off from international aid due to the extreme danger, residents survive under a forced lockdown.
In this report, we look at how families endure this constant war of nerves and speak with local citizens trapped under fire. Our correspondent Minas Al Jabbour reports from the North of Gaza City.
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