In Gaza, 'day and night is hell'
Younes Elhallaq, a 24-year-old student at the Islamic University of Gaza, is among about 30 family members sheltering in a four-room house in Khan Younis in southern Gaza. They are running out of resources and living in fear.
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"The situation is really miserable," he told ABC News. "No electricity, no internet, no water, no food."
"They all told us to go to the south because it's going to be secure and safe or something, but no. … Everything here in Gaza is targeted," he said.
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"Sometimes you kind of sleep for two hours, three hours, and then we hear the bombs everywhere," he said.
His sister-in-law, 22-year-old Batoul Abu Ali, added, "Our day and night is hell."
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-ABC News' Camille Alcini and Zoe Magee