gasan abutta, i a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, i a british palestinian volunteer with mecintierinue operating on these patients, i would stay behind and sleep at the hospital. in the evening, after we finished one of the surgeries, we heard a screach following by huge. explosion, as a result of the explosion, part of the ceiling of the operating room fell, as i moved towards the outside of the operating room and towards the emergency department, we could see bodies of children piled up, both dead, not moving and wounded, there were several who had been amputated. tended to a man who had his leg brown off at the thigh. we then carried on trying to resuscitate the patients. when the ambulance came, i decided to help out by carrying one of the wounded who had had the shrapnel in his neck into the ambulance as i was walking towards the ambulance. there were parts of b, there were body parts everywhere. and there were bodies piled up in the courtyard of the hospital. i then got into the ambulance and escorted the patient back to shiffa hospital. this morning when i drove into the hos

gasan abutta, i a plastic and... reconstructive surgeon, i a british palestinian volunteer with mecintie

gasan abutta, i a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, i a this morning, upon the request of ahly hospitalstration, moved from shiffa hospital to ahly hospital to help out with the treatment of some of the wounded as the number of wounded had exceeded the number of beds in the hospital. we have been operating all day and had made the decision that in order to continue operating on these patients, i would stay behind. um and sleep at the hospital. in the evening, after we finished one of the surgeries, we heard a screen following by huge explosion. as a result of the explosion, part of the ceiling of the operating room fell as i moved towards the outside of the operating room and towards the emergency department, we could see bodies of children piled up. both dead, not moving and wounded, there were several who had been amputated, tend to a man who had his leg blown off at the thigh, we then carried on trying to resuscitate the patience, when the ambulance came, i decided to help out by carrying one of the wounded who had had a shaple in his neck into the ambulance, as i was walking towards

gasan abutta, i a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, i a british palestinian volunteer with mecintiers piled up in the courtyard of the hospital. i then got into the ambulance and escorted the patient back to shifa hospital. this morning when i drove into the hospital, i noted how full the hospital courtyard was with families who had soft refuge. inside the hospital thinking that it would be safe haven. it's these very same families who are now either dead or critically wounded a result of the... attack, this is a core crime that the world has seen coming. israel has been warning the entire world that it was going to attack palestinian hospitals and it did exactly that. every western politician who has declared unconditional support for israel's war effort on the palestinian people has their... hands, has the blood of these children on their hands, that unconditional support is what led us to this massacre. the impunity that israel believes it has from its western allies is what has led to this massacre. other country feels the impunity to target hospitals and get away with it. what h

gasan abutta, i a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, i a british palestinian volunteer with mecintier, this morning upon the request of ahli hospital administration. i moved from shifer hospital to ahli hospital to help out with the treatment of some of the wounded as the number of wounded had exceeded the number of beds in the hospital. we had been operating all day and had made the decision that in order to continue operating on these patients, i would stay behind, and sleep at the hospital. in the evening, after we finished one of the surgeries. we heard a screach following by huge explosion, as a result of the explosion, part of the ceiling of the operating room fell as i moved towards the outside of the operating room, and towards the emergency department, we could see bodies of children piled up, both dead, not moving and wounded. there were several who had been amputated. i tended to a man who had his leg brown off at the thigh. we then carried on trying to resuscitate the patients. when the ambulance came. i decided to help out by carrying one of the wounded who had had a shap

gasan abutta, i a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, i'm a british palestinian volunteer with mecinson, this morning upon the request of ahli hospital administration, i moved from hospital to ahli hospital to help out with the treatment of some of the wounded, as the number of wounded had exceeded the number of beds in the hospital. we had been operating all day and made the decision that in order to continue operating on these patients, i would stay behind and sleep at the hospital. in the evening, after finished one of the surgeries, we heard a speech following by huge explosion. as a result of the explosion part of the ceiling of the operating room fell as i moved towards the outside. the operating room and uh towards the emergency department, we could see bodies of children piled up, both dead, not moving and wounded, there were several who had been amputated, night ended to a man who had his leg brown off at the thigh, we then carried on trying to recitate the patient, when the ambulance came, i decided to help out by carrying one of the wounded who had had a shrapnel in his neck