Imagine finding out you have cancer - and being forced to live with that diagnosis without any intervention. On top of your house being bombed. On top of generations of your family being wiped out.
This is so heartbreaking. Dozens of new-born babies detached from their incubators at Al Shifa Gaza hospital due to power/oxygen running out. Israel must do more to get them to safety and medical treatment. ASAP.
I don’t always know the right words to say, but as a physician and human, the violence toward medical facilities and patients in Gaza is awful and heartbreaking. To all my colleagues in health care risking their lives to save others, my heart is with you.
The lives of thousands of patients are at risk as hospitals run out of fuel, including 1,000 patients dependent on dialysis treatment, 130 premature babies and patients in intensive care or who rely on life support equipment https://t.co/SpUWthIOld
The United States must call for an immediate cease-fire and an end to provocative and illegal settlement activity. And we must also recommit to working with Israelis and Palestinians to finally end this conflict.
I grew up as an isolated Jew in rural Arkansas, always dreaming of going to Israel. Then I moved there in my early 20s for a job and found it to be the most terrifying, inhumane place I’ve ever been. Free Palestine.