you are the director of the gaza community mental health programme.a and we think of what happens in the conflict. we count up the casualties every time there is any sort of military confrontation with israel. you deal with the mental fallout. confrontation with israel. you deal with the mentalfallout. do confrontation with israel. you deal with the mental fallout. do you think actually the mental health problems are more pervasive than the physicals? certainly, yes. the problem is that it is sometimes not obvious that people have an issue regarding mental health. we speak about the status of full being, a person capable of knowing his abilities and at the same time being able to cope with the stress and then we speak about being able to be productive and support his community so productive and support his community so when you look at these different components, certainly in gaza we have problems because these are not conditions that are normal. we have problems just enjoying daily life because for instance, being productive, we have his shoes and al

well, i tell you something, when he established the gaza community mental health programme, in 1990,re suffer from mental health illnesses or stresses that we are living under. imagine since those 30 years, friends that you have mentioned, they kept all the time telling one very simple sentence, which is, each time we come to gaza we thought that it would never get worse but each second time we visit, we know that we were mistaken and it got worse. we are frustrated with these conditions but i can tell you that also people who visit us are also frustrated. there is a need to change the realities in gaza, there is a need to change things, you know. let's talk a little bit about politics. not in the sense of specific party politics butjust the overarching sort of sense of where the palestinian people of gaza are going, what they can hope for. the message from hamas, the islamic resistance movement which governs gaza, is all about that word, "resistance", "struggle", "confrontation" with israel. do you think that concept, that ideology is of any use to the people of gaza any more? well,

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