Watan-A Palestinian doctor, diligently at work, consoles a mother who lost her son due to the occupation’s bombardment of her home in Gaza.
The role of a doctor extends beyond treating and healing the wounded; it involves sharing emotions and humanity with people, as exemplified by Palestinian doctor Sara. Serving in one of the hospitals in Gaza, she empathetically comforts a mother who lost her son during the ongoing 34-day war, where the occupation continues its relentless bombardment of Gaza homes.
Activists shared a video on social media showcasing Dr. Sara in action, offering solace to a grieving mother affected by the occupation’s assault on her home in the Gaza Strip.”
A Palestinian doctor consoles a mother of a martyr in Gaza
Palestinian doctor Sarah, like many medical teams working in hospitals and on the front lines during the ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, shares the tragedies and sorrows with the people. Additionally, many of them experience the loss of family members who have become martyrs due to the occupation’s bombardment of their homes, even within the hospitals where they work.
The Israeli occupation continues to commit heinous massacres against civilians, including children, women, and the elderly, since declaring war on the Gaza Strip on October 7th of last year. This came after the heroic operation carried out by the Palestinian resistance against all settlements established on the occupied Palestinian territories since 1948.
The Israeli War on the Gaza Strip
One of the prominent massacres committed by the Israeli occupation during its ongoing war on the Gaza Strip is the massacre in Jabalia Camp, as well as in Bureij, Maghazi, the beach area, Al-Maamalani Hospital in the heart of the old city of Gaza, and others.
According to a report published by the Palestinian Ministry of Health, since the start of the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip until the writing of this news, more than 10,000 Palestinian martyrs have fallen, the majority of whom are civilians, constituting around 70% or more. Additionally, more than 24,000 people have been injured with various wounds. Many are still trapped as martyrs under the rubble of destroyed homes due to the occupation’s bombardment at this moment.