Insidegaza

In a overcrowded room in a UN shelter in Gaza City, a cage within a cage, we meet Mohammed, 6-years-old .

Could answers to the mystery of the boys' killing lie elsewhere, maybe in the landscape of conflict in which the boys lived?

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Incidentally, given that this was essentially an eyewitness account taped on video, there isn't some big reveal lurking around the corner. I do hope it will provide a little more detail and address some of the questions raised about how we came to film a Hamas rocket team assembling a rocket and firing it deep from within a civilian neighbourhood i...

This morning, NDTV witnessed one such rocket silo being created under a tent right next to the hotel where our team was staying. Minutes later, we saw the rocket being fired, just before the 72-hour ceasefire came into effect.

As the war in Gaza takes on a new intensity, NDTV is the only TV crew to travel to Rafah in South Gaza, where the fighting has been most fierce.

It wasn't easy to convince our local guide to take us to Rafah where the fighting has been most intense since the short-lived ceasefire.

Israel has long alleged that Hamas uses hospitals and schools as a base to launch rockets and store weapons.

We met our guide and translator, a young woman called Najjam, outside the apartment block where we will be staying for our time in Gaza. It's near the beach, like most of the other hotels where the foreign press pack is camping out.

Inside the children's ward at Gaza 's Al Shafi hospital, we meet Noor, just six years old. She was shifted from home in Beit Hanoun, in north Gaza, to a nearby United Nations school.

The conflict in Gaza has only intensified the demand for Israel to lift its blockade of the Gaza Strip as the first, minimum condition to end the war. More than 1,500 people have died in the bloody conflict between Israel and Hamas. (WARNING: The information being sent by our reporters from Gaza includes graphic photos from the war)

When my colleague Niha Masih called Ron Paz, the Israeli government's media coordinator, he greeted her with a 'namaste'. Later, when we met him at his office at the outskirts of Gaza to collect our media accreditation, he offered us a cup of chai.

More than 100 killed in the past 24 hours, reports Sreenivasan Jain.

In a overcrowded room in a UN shelter in Gaza City, a cage within a cage, we meet Mohammed, 6-years-old .

Could answers to the mystery of the boys' killing lie elsewhere, maybe in the landscape of conflict in which the boys lived?

Live Chat with Sreenivasan Jain is now closed. Thank you for participating.

Incidentally, given that this was essentially an eyewitness account taped on video, there isn't some big reveal lurking around the corner. I do hope it will provide a little more detail and address some of the questions raised about how we came to film a Hamas rocket team assembling a rocket and firing it deep from within a civilian neighbourhood i...

This morning, NDTV witnessed one such rocket silo being created under a tent right next to the hotel where our team was staying. Minutes later, we saw the rocket being fired, just before the 72-hour ceasefire came into effect.

As the war in Gaza takes on a new intensity, NDTV is the only TV crew to travel to Rafah in South Gaza, where the fighting has been most fierce.

It wasn't easy to convince our local guide to take us to Rafah where the fighting has been most intense since the short-lived ceasefire.

Israel has long alleged that Hamas uses hospitals and schools as a base to launch rockets and store weapons.

We met our guide and translator, a young woman called Najjam, outside the apartment block where we will be staying for our time in Gaza. It's near the beach, like most of the other hotels where the foreign press pack is camping out.

Inside the children's ward at Gaza 's Al Shafi hospital, we meet Noor, just six years old. She was shifted from home in Beit Hanoun, in north Gaza, to a nearby United Nations school.

The conflict in Gaza has only intensified the demand for Israel to lift its blockade of the Gaza Strip as the first, minimum condition to end the war. More than 1,500 people have died in the bloody conflict between Israel and Hamas. (WARNING: The information being sent by our reporters from Gaza includes graphic photos from the war)

When my colleague Niha Masih called Ron Paz, the Israeli government's media coordinator, he greeted her with a 'namaste'. Later, when we met him at his office at the outskirts of Gaza to collect our media accreditation, he offered us a cup of chai.

More than 100 killed in the past 24 hours, reports Sreenivasan Jain.