After working two stints in Gaza, a Saskatoon nurse says she feels a "ton of guilt" watching news emerging from the region now that she's back in Canada.

"I miss the people that I work with every single day," Casey Eberl said. "They're always in my mind. Always."

Eberl remembers the scene in Gaza when Israel broke a fragile ceasefire by launching heavy airstrikes in March.

"It was unlike anything any of us could have expected. We were sleeping," Eberl said.

"The bombs just started to rain down and …