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Bombing continues as Australian doctor in Gaza describes hospital carnage

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Officials in Gaza say at least 14 people have been killed in fresh airstrikes overnight. The attack follows yesterday's deadly bombardment that ended an already fragile ceasefire. Hundreds were killed, mostly women and children, with the Israeli Prime Minister warning any further ceasefire negotiations will take place only under fire. SBS spoke with Dr Mohammed Mustafa, an Australian doctor in Gaza with the Palestinian Australian New Zealand Medical Association.
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