‘No place is safe,’ says WHO aid worker in Rafah | Power & Politics

U.S. President Joe Biden has warned that the U.S will halt some weapon shipments to Israel if they launch a major invasion of Rafah. Nyka Alexander, a communications officer with the World Health Organization (WHO), has been in Rafah for three weeks. She says while tensions are escalating, people are moving to areas deemed safe by Israel. But no place is really safe, she says, as 'the war continues everywhere.'

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