They were just all around me and they were going three by three and shooting.

People were dying like all around.

Every one of us knows somebody who had been killed, kidnapped and taken in captivity.

She was saying, Mommy, we are trying to get out of here, but I'm bleeding.

We were shot. Everybody here was shot.

And she said, Mommy, I'm afraid I will die.

This is the worst nightmare for every mother in the world.

We are in hell right now. That's where we are.

We want to live without the fear of terrorists crossing our border.

Every hour there's news of people being bombed in their homes and dying.

The full singing in the O.R. fell on top of us.

There are lots of children very young children whose bodies were laying on the floor.

We are expecting death at any minute. We are expecting that the whole Gaza Strip will be erased at any minute.

So I'm like, should I evacuate now or should I just wait for my death in my own house?

It's a huge big cage that we are trapped inside and there is nowhere else to go.

Good evening. Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule.

It has now been 14 days since the horrific act of terror by Hamas.

A war that has started all kinds of discussions about geopolitics and borders.

But more than anything, this war is about people, civilians, human lives.

So many families are forever changed.

So this hour we are going to focus on the human toll of all of this, the rescue efforts, the survivors.

Those whose stories are at the center of this war.

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