Stephanie Abwasi and children, from Blackpool, want to flee Gaza and seek refuge in Egypt.
A British mother stuck in Gaza with her children said she has experienced “all sorts of horrible things”.
She told CBS: “We’ve experienced bombing and planes flying over us and buildings destroyed – all sorts of horrible things.The family escaped their home in northern Gaza at night and journeyed to Khan Yunis, a city in southern Gaza. Her son explained: “We had to run from our house in the middle of the night and many buildings near us have been bombed.
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