Thousands of Gazan civilians try to escape Rafah to avoid Israeli bombardment


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NBC News filmed Gazans, forcibly displaced to Rafah by the war, now packing up to move on again as Israel shells the city and threatens a ground offensive. “That’s enough, stop the war,” said Mousa Essam Ubaid. “We are tired. I swear to God we are tired.”



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