Hello, guilty feminists. This is a special emergency episode about the situation in Gaza.

I was privileged enough to talk to Al-Aha Ahul, who is a nurse in Gaza at the moment.

She's living in a tent and doing what she can without medical supplies in a makeshift hospital.

I'll tell you it's a sad episode and it made me cry, but we need to bear witness.

And she also talks about what she wants. She's made of some stern stuff, but it's really hard

to understand how any human being can go through what she's going through now. Please listen,

please share. It was recorded over Zoom and as you can imagine, the internet in Gaza is not great at the moment.

So if it sometimes cuts out and there's a little trouble with sound quality, please be

understanding. Thank you so much for joining us on The Guilty Feminist.

Can you please say your name and also what you do in Gaza?

Okay.

Hello everyone.

I am Al-Alah Al-Gul and I charge nurses work at the Uribe and Gaza Hospital.

I witnessed the bombing that happened 13 May 25.

And also I lived several wars in Gaza.

So this day I am working ICU nurse in the hospital.

That must be incredibly traumatic to work as an ICU nurse right now. Can you tell us about the situation there what you're seeing, what you're experiencing?

I want to explain everything from the beginning of the war now.

The beginning of the war, I worked alone in ICU department.

We opened in the European Gaza Hospital, five ICU departments. Unfortunately,

we lack of, this time, we have a lot of problems like lack and shortage of steam.

And I worked alone in the

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