Translated from Greek to English by @NadiaJa11363107 “You saw a very small hole in their necks, but doing the CT scan you could understand that their laryngus, their groin, their spine had been dissolved… » Christos Georgalas, a celebrated head and neck surgeon, is one of the few Greek doctors who have volunteered in Gaza …
Dr. Ezzideen @ezzingaza Dr. Mohammad Abu Rukba, once a revered professor at Al-Azhar University, guided countless students through their PhDs and master’s research. He even had an office on one of Gaza’s most prestigious streets. A few days ago, he shared this photo with a short explanation, though the sorrow in his eyes tells much …
From the Guardian – This article is more than 10 years old Read the letter from 34 reserve soldiers who have served in Unit 8200 explaining why they refuse to serve in Palestinian territories Fri 12 Sep 2014 05.01 EDTShare Prime Minister, Mr Benjamin Netanyahu Chief of General Staff, Benny Gantz Military Intelligence Director, Major …
@OmarHamadD We were informed that we had to head to southern Gaza as it was declared a “safe humanitarian zone.” On our way south, the road felt like hell itself. A bus carrying a family was bombed, and it was the first time I saw body parts flying through the air. Every kilometer or so, …