Report from Southern Gaza on road to Rafa

The transcript describes the aftermath of an Israeli attack, highlighting the debris and deserted highways leading to the Egyptian border. It focuses on a hospital overwhelmed with patients suffering from complex injuries due to missile strikes. The ongoing violence is fueled by attacks and counterattacks, with the hospital being a boundary for air attacks. Rafah serves as a gateway to Gaza, bringing in supplies and arms, placing civilians in danger. The cycle of violence continues, with funerals for the deceased showing solidarity among the affected families.

What role do tunnels play in the context of Rafah?

How do the residents of Rafah respond to the ongoing conflict?