We hear Abdullah a few moments before we see him.

His distant screams are echoing down the corridor at the Turkish hospital in downtown Doha. “I am in pain” he shouts, in Arabic from afar. “I need painkillers.”

We travelled with him to Qatar from Egypt’s border with Gaza four days earlier.

It’s hard to comprehend the deaths of 12,800 children. We put up figures of children on our studio walls – one for each child killed in Gaza during the war.

They’re dying from airstrikes and now malnutrition and dehydration.

These are some of their stories. pic.twitter.com/L44l3HfNCU

— Brianna Keilar (@brikeilarcnn) March 8, 2024