Out front next, blackout, a man whose father and grandfather were killed in a bombing in Gaza

can't communicate from Kahn Yunus tonight because of a total blackout.

He's been silenced, but we'll tell you his story.

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So let's go out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, the breaking news, a blackout.

Gaza's communications network non-existent. As of tonight, there is a near total blackout in Gaza,

no way to get a message in or out. Just before the show, we tried to speak with a Palestinian man

who is in Gaza. Now, when we first heard from Raid Redwan this morning, he was able to share with us some things.

The video that you're looking at here, this is of shelling and flares outside his window of his home.

At one point, he said he could hear the screams of his neighbors while this shelling was happening.

His father and his grandfather both were killed. His home was completely destroyed. And he wanted to come on hours

later to share his story with you to talk about what life is like, what existing is like in Gaza.

But he has been silenced. And as you can see from this graph, this is what the communications

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