Today is World Press Freedom Day.

The Committee to Protect Journalists says some two dozen journalists have been killed so far this year,

the vast majority of them dying in Gaza.

All told, at least 97 journalists and media workers

have been killed in Gaza, Israel, and Lebanon since the start of the war, making this

by far the deadliest conflict for reporters in recent memory.

So we wanted to give you a look at the life of our own journalist in Gaza,

cameraman and producer Shams O'Day,

he's been filming in Gaza since the October 7th terrorist attacks. Here's Nick Schifran.

Gaza today is defined by destruction, death and displacement and

Gaza producer and cameraman Shams Ode has documented and experienced

all three.

There is a lot of people tell here in this place in Rafa.

This is my tent, my bed, and my kitchen.

Today this is his canvas home, where the war forced him and his family to flee in December.

They live underneath the constant sound of Israeli drones in Emirati tents,

part of a tent city in Darabala.

One of tens of thousands of displaced families finding a way to live.

Four-year-old Corinne leads a gaggle of grandchildren.

The youngest one-year-old Rose, sleeps with a prize possession.

Their mother, Diana, is Shams's eldest child.

My message to the world is we are humans, we are not numbers numbers we deserve to live a better life such any

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