Video: A Testimony from a Doctor in Gaza. "This Is the Worst Humanitarian Catastrophe I Have Experienced in My Career in Humanitarian Medicine."

Video: A Testimony from a Doctor in Gaza. “This Is the Worst Humanitarian Catastrophe I Have Experienced in My Career in Humanitarian Medicine.”

By Dr. Tanya Haj-Hassan
Global Research, November 07, 2023
BBC News 1 November 2023

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[Our thanks to BBC News for this clip.]

Dr. Tanya Haj-Hassan, Pediatric Intensive Care Doctor for Doctors Without Borders, details in the video below the human suffering of the people in Gaza amid Israel’s targeted airstrikes.

“The entire hospital healthcare system collapsed almost a week ago, it was announced on TV for the whole world to see. In that week, there has been indiscriminate bombardment, it’s targeting healthcare facilities, ambulances, churches, mosques, schools, densely-populated refugee camps — wiping out entire families in a second. There are almost 1,000 families in the Gaza Strip who have at least two members of their family killed in the last three weeks.”

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