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In reply to the discussion: 65 Doctors, Nurses and Paramedics: What We Saw in Gaza (Content: Graphic x-rays) [View all]Nanjeanne
(5,401 posts)58. An interview with Dr. Feroze Sidhwa, the trauma surgeon from Flint, Michigan who wrote the article.
https://www.democracynow.org/2024/10/16/gaza_doctor]
For those who have sworn off Democracy Now - I don't expect you to view this and no need to tell me you won't. I already know it!
For those who are interested please watch as it's really important - and disturbing. And heartbreaking - especially when the interview continues with Rajaa Musleh, the country representative in Gaza of MedGlobal, a medical humanitarian aid group who previously worked as a nurse at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. It was impossible for me to hold back the tears watching and listening to her, as she tried also to hold back the tears.
Her words:
For those who have sworn off Democracy Now - I don't expect you to view this and no need to tell me you won't. I already know it!
For those who are interested please watch as it's really important - and disturbing. And heartbreaking - especially when the interview continues with Rajaa Musleh, the country representative in Gaza of MedGlobal, a medical humanitarian aid group who previously worked as a nurse at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. It was impossible for me to hold back the tears watching and listening to her, as she tried also to hold back the tears.
Her words:
Im here in Chicago just to send my peoples message: We need ceasefire now. We need ceasefire now. Enough is enough. More than one year, and the people inside Gaza are suffering from and taste many types of death. Enough is enough. Three hundred sixty-five days, and the people inside Gaza taste all kind of death.
Im witness the horrible of this war. Im witness four wars before, and this war is completely different, the death everywhere, the suffering everywhere. The people just eat one time. They save the food for the children. And the children are suffering from malnutrition inside Gaza.
My message for the whole world: We are human beings. We are not numbers. We have the right to receive healthcare inside Gaza. We have the right to raise up our children. We have the right to return back our lives, our dignity. We have the right to rebuild our universities, our schools. We are human beings, and we are not numbers.
Im witness the horrible of this war. Im witness four wars before, and this war is completely different, the death everywhere, the suffering everywhere. The people just eat one time. They save the food for the children. And the children are suffering from malnutrition inside Gaza.
My message for the whole world: We are human beings. We are not numbers. We have the right to receive healthcare inside Gaza. We have the right to raise up our children. We have the right to return back our lives, our dignity. We have the right to rebuild our universities, our schools. We are human beings, and we are not numbers.
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65 Doctors, Nurses and Paramedics: What We Saw in Gaza (Content: Graphic x-rays) [View all]
WhiskeyGrinder
Oct 9
OP
You know, I often push back here on posts from people who say the crime scene photos of mass shootings in the U.S.
WhiskeyGrinder
Oct 9
#7
The horrible reality of war has been captured on film for well over a hundred years. War has not ended. nt
LexVegas
Oct 9
#13
The IDF are executing children. These are not casualties caused by bombs.
Lonestarblue
19 hrs ago
#51
There may be perfectly acceptable explanations why the extent of bullet penetration may not be a factor,
Beastly Boy
Oct 9
#19
The first thing this statement does is call immediate attention to the incompetence of the NYT editor in
Beastly Boy
Tuesday
#42
"The editor repeatedly refers to the images as "CT scans", while the X-ray images included in the article cannot
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#43
OK but "CT scout image" or "scanogram" or "CT localizer" isn't on that indeed minimally informative graphic.
WhiskeyGrinder
23 hrs ago
#46
If anyone was more informative than this minimally informative data, it didn't register with the author of the rebuttal.
Beastly Boy
20 hrs ago
#47
You started by suggesting an elementary school child with Photoshop could do a better job of creating fake images
Ms. Toad
19 hrs ago
#54
I am quibbling about what you are quibbling about, in response to what you are quibbling about.
Beastly Boy
18 hrs ago
#57
If you are posting an opinion of a professional with extensive experience in image editing,
Beastly Boy
19 hrs ago
#55
The only way I see this conflict stopping is if someone could hold both sides apart...
DSandra
Tuesday
#37
"One 4-year-old girl with major burns to her body was completely dissociated. She was staring out into space, humming
WhiskeyGrinder
Tuesday
#38
If these are deliberate acts and not collateral casualties, I hope that those responsible are found and punished.
WDLAL
23 hrs ago
#45
An interview with Dr. Feroze Sidhwa, the trauma surgeon from Flint, Michigan who wrote the article.
Nanjeanne
18 hrs ago
#58
Reads like an excerpt from "How to Genocide 101- Special Edition: Success Stories from a Genocide Foretold"
AloeVera
13 hrs ago
#63
Only way a full metal jacket military sniper round going 2,000mph stops a few inches inside a body..
EX500rider
8 hrs ago
#71