Gaza Rescuers Are Haunted by Voices of Those They Couldn’t Save

Nooh al-Shaghnobi, a rescue worker in Gaza, is haunted by the cries of those he couldn’t save, with memories of collapsed buildings and lack of equipment flooding back when he sleeps. Gaza’s rescue workers face dangerous conditions without proper resources, digging out survivors with rudimentary tools amid intense Israeli airstrikes. The trauma has taken a heavy toll, with at least 118 rescuers killed and many suffering from stress and anxiety, despite limited mental health support.

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