For 17 months and counting, Anas Baba’s life has revolved around only two things: reporting from Gaza as an NPR producer, and staying alive.
Scrape together enough canned lentils for a meal; interview a father about the death of his malnourished son. Avoid getting hit by Israeli fire; report on the baby sisters whose limbs were blown off a day after being vaccinated against polio. Find an internet connection reliable enough to tell his NPR colleagues he’s okay; interview a social media influencer whose parents were killed in an Israeli hostage rescue operation.
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