As the conflicts between Israel and Hamas become more intense every day, the whole world turns its attention to the region and follows what is happening. While news continues to come that the number of deaths in the region is increasing, images of civilians affected by the war are talked about all over the world. Finally, the reactions of the BBC team, who went to the hospital to report on what was happening in the region, to what they saw made headlines.
REPORTER AND CAMERAMAN DROWN IN TEARS
BBC Arabic correspondent Adnan El-Bursh, who reported on the Shifa Hospital where the injured and dead in Gaza were taken, burst into tears while reporting. El-Bursh and his cameraman, who wrote important news for the BBC and lived in the region, inspected the hospital. He couldn’t hold back his tears while telling what he saw.
HE GOT ON HIS KNEES AND CRIED
The reporter, who fell to his knees and shed tears when he saw what he saw, stated that he saw his friends and neighbors among the corpses.
“I SAW THINGS I WILL NEVER FORGET IN MY LIFE”
Stating that what he experienced was very traumatic, El-Bursh said, “Bodies are everywhere. I have seen things that I will never forget in my life. Here in Al-Shifa Hospital, corpses are everywhere. The injured are screaming for help, it is impossible to forget these sounds again. The cameraman is among the dead and injured.” “My friend Mahmoud saw his friend Malik. Malik managed to survive, but his family died.” he said.
“THE HARDEST DAY OF MY CAREER”
Shocked by the scene he encountered, the reporter said, “This is our hospital. We have friends, neighbors and community inside. Today is the hardest day of my career.”
