Doctor Nasri Elifrangi from Gaza who studied dentistry in Sarajevo, spoke to N1 on Monday, asking everyone to help them evacuate from the Strip. His son was wounded, and they do not have many ways to help him.

In a shocking report to N1, Elifrangi pointed out that for five months he and his family lived in a state of siege – with destroyed buildings all around them, no water, no electricity.

“There is no place left in Gaza to even bury our martyrs. We’ve experienced horror. They [Israeli army] also shot at our door. A woman was shot, she died there, and we couldn't get her out, the dogs ate her. We couldn't do anything, the tanks blocked everything. And many people have died that way, even when humanitarian aid arrives on the streets. They [Israeli army] did everything without mercy. They forced us all to go to the south, but there is no water or electricity here either,” he said, pointing out that even in the south – where millions of Palestinians were forced to go – it is difficult to keep clinics functional.

Staying there, he says, is unbearable.

“Please help us get out of Gaza. One can't live here. I want to treat my son because he has a hard time living with his wounds. He can't even sleep because of the pain. Please, thank you, thank you,” he pleaded.

Since October 7 last year, over 34,400 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and nearly 77,600 have been injured amid massive destruction and severe shortages of supplies.