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5:53Now PlayingIsrael keeps cutting off the internet in Gaza, making it harder for journalists like Bisan to share videos.. The only fiber-optic line that connects the strip to the outside world goes through Israel, and it often turns off access. And continuous bombardment has also led to massive outages of the mobile telecom networks.
Many people in Gaza now rely on e-SIMs that catch signal from mobile towers in Israel or Egypt, but to get cellular coverage to upload videos journalists often have to climb to high places, making them targets for sniper fire.
Bisan Owda has been sharing videos online since before Oct. 7, but she gave us an inside look at how difficult it is for journalists to get news out of Gaza.
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