I don't feel sorry for these guys, they're like heroes in a war movie 
... I mean, have you seen the state of Gaza? It's not exactly a paradise for workers digging through rubble day in and day out. Al-Shaghnobi is just a glutton for punishment, crawling around in that stinky mess for years on end. He should really think about getting out while he still can... I mean, who needs the trauma and whatnot? And those families waiting nearby? They're basically begging to be traumatized again 
... I mean, have you seen the state of Gaza? It's not exactly a paradise for workers digging through rubble day in and day out. Al-Shaghnobi is just a glutton for punishment, crawling around in that stinky mess for years on end. He should really think about getting out while he still can... I mean, who needs the trauma and whatnot? And those families waiting nearby? They're basically begging to be traumatized again 
... its such a toll on their mental health 
too, I wonder if the gov is doing enough to support these ppl 
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. The whole rescue team is stretched thin too - only 900 personnel left after two years of fighting? That's just insane! 
They're literally the unsung heroes of this war, and it's just so tragic that they have to keep going despite all the horrors they've seen 
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my heart is literally breaking reading about this 10,000+ people still buried under rubble in Gaza... 7 years on for Nooh al-Shaghnobi & his team, crawling through wreckage like it's their job, finding bodies with no pulse... 