Gaza: Radio station hit the airwaves amid war
After a hiatus of nearly two years, local radio stations in Gaza are returning to the airwaves, with broadcasters saying they aim to provide Palestinians with vital and emergency information as the humanitarian crisis persists, even as they continue to face major challenges including intermittent Israeli attacks, as well as severe shortages of electricity and broadcasting equipment, as Eliza Herbert reports.
After a hiatus of nearly two years, local radio stations in Gaza are returning to the airwaves, with broadcasters saying they aim to provide Palestinians with vital and emergency information as the humanitarian crisis persists, even as they continue to face major challenges including intermittent Israeli attacks, as well as severe shortages of electricity and broadcasting equipment, as Eliza Herbert reports.
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