>> There was something that I did
before everything happened
was the officially goodbye
for Gaza.
I want for a car, right?
And I'll tell you the story.
>> All of the mine.
>> But it was the 6 foot open.
It was dark at night and me and Jenna had an extra half an hour
after hour week. He cousin hang out.
Renna pushed me to turn around, not go home.
Go for an 8 car died
and at night doesn't is so beautiful.
It's empty.
The lights are nice. This pizza. Nice
and not knowing
it was the last time seeing Gaza.
It's fun to do it.
>> Hello, World. This is Senator Rob. I live in Gaza and
have been living in Gaza my whole life.
>> We're just trying to survive the day with minimum troubled
minimum crying, minimum would and just next day and so on and
so on.
The only thing that has the emotional guy in the Gaza was
my journey in the book,
My journey, the book was like their best.
>> So as you can see,
well, we've got the successes are just getting that sense to
me. Just pay for us and
hopefully we'll come back home.
We would come back.
>> I was a dent in student and a university in Gaza.
So I most probably had the life that I was going for it.
>> They never knew that's relying on an occupied country
would be so risky to lose everything.
This is old memories of a tragic time. And I said each
one of them with collective stuff from the war.
I even have a bullet here. Ice home, the bullet that he
just when we were safe like hit the wall and came on the ground
and like I think that up when it was not he did it in the
end. They say that in the journal, I know it's dangerous,
but this is all I can remember the worse. I my hat.
>> Its the night and I can't see anything in terms of it.
Even his kid of the darkness.
Hopefully this night. Oh, my God, you can hear now.
Oh, my God,
they're managing to cook on some wood has some my needs and
>> A fire that it's like so on Senate 8,
we only had maybe one or 2 meals a day.
>> You can either breakfast, lunch or dinner depending on
your hunger.
Sometimes we had feelings for the food, but we didn't have to
bet some other. They so we had the bed, but we didn't have any
setting for the flute.
If you would have told me that this would be my life.
I would have never believed you.
>> This is when I was sleeping and I woke up hearing like me,
my name.
They still need your names on that on the list. Like what
what you mean? My name is on that list. I'm not prepared for
this.
>> I meant to have a nice
and I have to make the most difficult decision I have ever
made, which is leaving my family behind.
I was saying goodbye and they didn't know if I end of the but
see them again.
We all hugged each of the be. All right.
And we will close me.
>> It's your time. You're young.
You have dreams to pursue.
And here I am in Cairo,
>> seeing the bakery's just full of red and there's no
lines.
I personally was spending in Gaza and the lines for bread or
3 hours waiting for just one packed with rent.
I stood in front of that. They can be and I'm like
I cried like the baker is telling me, is there something
wrong? I'm sitting and no, I'm just a dozen citizen who has we
did in the line for way too long.
>> Having my brother with me is these my backbone. He's like,
oh, this might win the
I used to sleep next to him during all the time of war,
each truck and that comes, he hugs me. He tells me it's going
to be OK.
>> I introduced my son for us. Some showed up.
>> 20 to use the Journal was my therapy. In the most time I
needed it.
It holds who I am. That's how I'm going to stay connected to
the past life. I had the Gaza even though it was destroyed.
>> My parents are not a young. They're all people who love
them.
There's part of me that is the Ginn
that I have access to water and it's just 2 nights.
>> I think getting to me that my parents are not having that
right now.
I feel like I'm responsible for saving their lives, even though
I can barely see mine
when the war hasn't finished.
>> And as long as I'm a knife here, know, Matt, if I was in
Gaza or out of Gaza, it's still happening.
The war is in need