About this episode
Lyse speaks to Rushdi Abualouf, the BBC’s reporter in Gaza.
He tells us what it’s like trying to get to the truth while keeping his family safe, as well as what living conditions are like as water, food and electricity supplies run increasingly low.
And - a released Israeli hostage speaks about her experience in captivity.
REPORTERS: - Lyse Doucet, BBC chief international correspondent - Rushdi Abualouf, BBC Gaza reporter
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This episode was made by Chris Flynn, with Hayley Clarke in London and Alex Lederman in Israel. The studio manager was Phil Bull. The assistant editor was Neal Razzell.
One answer has been re-edited in this podcast to include the full answer.
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