Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has posted a voice note on social media describing the situation on the ground in Rafah.

“Where is safe, where should we go? There is no answer to that and that leads to a feeling of despair,” Lisa Macheiner, MSF project coordinator in Gaza, said.

“It’s quite sad to see how empty people’s eyes are, despite all the resilience that people have here.”

The MSF called on the government of Israel to halt its offensive on Rafah.

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