Trauma of Israeli offensive will have long-term impact on Gaza: Save the Children

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Soraya Ali from Save the Children tells Al Jazeera that the psychological impact of Israel’s offensive she observed on a visit to Gaza was “tragic”.

“Yesterday, I spoke to a woman who said more than food, she needs mental support, and that really shows you the long-term consequences this war will have on children and families,” Ali said.

“People have been displaced time and time again. Now in the south they have nowhere left to go and you can visibly see the impact this has on them.”

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