5 more of my colleagues were killed today. Friends I've been side by side with since the beginning. Journalists should be protected, but we're Palestinians & Muslims so we're never protected. Soon, all of our wills will be posted online and we will all be buried in the ground.

There is no word that explains how I feel anymore. Everyday, as a journalist, I know It could be my final day. Knowing that my family depends on me for food. Knowing the my people depend on me to cover their suffering. This is a feeling that I would never wish on anyone.

The Israeli occupation dropped leaflets all over Gaza City to let us know that we must move or be killed. Now hundreds of thousands are moving south. Whether we move or not, they will kill us regardless. They want our Gaza. It's been their plan ever since their "Israel" began.

We're being forced to pack our entire life and throw it on our back and to run again and again and again. Displaced endlessly. No home. No safety. No rest. No peace of mind. We're running in a concentration camp with nowhere left to run.

I am journalist Nahed Hajjaj. I am still continuing the coverage and conveying the reality from the northern city of Gaza to the entire world. I have not and will not leave. I will remain steadfast in my city until my last breath. Please keep me in your prayers.

I see many people outside of Gaza saying the flotillas are pointless. I'm here to tell you as a journalist from Gaza that all of us here feel a sense of hope from the 50 ships coming. We are waiting for you and if they stop you, at least you sacrificed and tried for our children

Today we got a call that the area my family was bombed. Every step i got closer, my heart sank more. Until I finally reached the building and seen that it was my family's building. I wish this feeling on no one in the world. Save us before it's too late.

The IOF tanks are only 50 meters from Al-Shifa Hospital and I was just forced to leave right now. Most of the injured have left. Most of the doctors have left. My colleagues have left. The hospital is almost empty. Where should these people go? End this genocide against us!

We are relieved that the genocide is now in the past. We are terrified that the grief will now have its time to settle in. How does on process this? Thank you for not looking away from us and please do not leave us, the occupation is still in our land.

Genocide Survivor

The Shaaban family, 11 of them, were just bombed today in Wadi Al-Arais. All 11 of them were murdered. What kind of ceasefire is this? What kind of ceasefire allows the killers to keep killing us?

If there was one place I would leave Gaza for it would be to Sudan, to help my journalistic colleagues with coverage there. To help shed light on the genocide unfolding there. Please world, move for them. Take the streets. Sudan needs your voice.

The student Dohaa Nazmi Abu Dalal from Al-Nuseirat refugee camp achieved an average of 96.7% in the high school exams, but she was martyred along with 18 members of her family in a massacre committed by the occupation after violating the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

Today, my cousin who is also a journalist, Ebrahim Hajjaj, who works for Reuters, was injured in an airstrike. Not a single word from Reuters. The occupation continues to target us as we document the murder of our children. We need this to stop!