but doctor mohammed subhi says those stats don't capture the reality on the ground in gaza. what that means for a child who just lost their entire family in a bombing and is the only surviving family member who's also lost a limb? and what does that mean for them, physically speaking and mentally speaking? doctor mohammed subhi addressed a capacity crowd at a church in walnut creek about his recent five week medical mission to gaza at times sharing graphic images and details of the work he did at a makeshift field hospital in rafah. it was set up to help 50 people a day. instead, he says, they treated more than 1000 people daily. you don't know if you're going to have antibiotics. definitely didn't have anesthetics. we just had ketamine, which is a dissociative medicine that dissociates your mind from your body. and we were doing major surgeries opening chests, abdomens, resecting intestines. doctor subhi works at two south bay hospitals. since his return, he's also been meeting with elected officials. most recently in washington, dc, to give a firsthand account of the war.

but doctor mohammed subhi says those stats don't capture the reality on the ground in gaza. what that means for a child who just lost their entire family in a bombing and is the only surviving family member who's also lost a limb? >> and what does that mean for them physically speaking and mentally speaking? >> doctor mohammed subhi addressed a capacity crowd at a church in walnut creek about his recent five week medical mission to gaza, at times sharing graphic images and details of the work he did at a makeshift field hospital in rafah. it was set up to help 50 people a day. instead, he says, they treated more than a thousand people daily. >> you don't know if you're going to have antibiotics. definitely didn't have anesthetics. we just had ketamine, which is a dissociative medicine that dissociates your mind from your body. and we were doing major surgeries opening chests, abdomens, resecting intestines. >> doctor subhi works at two south bay hospitals. since his return, he's also been meeting with elected officials, most recently in washington, dc, to give a first hand a

>> doctor mohamed subhi addressed the capacity crowd at a church in walnut creek about his recent five week medical mission to gaza. at times sharing graphic images and details of the work he did at a makeshift field hospital in rafah. it was set up to help 50 people a day. instead, he says, they treated more than 1000 people daily. >> you don't know if you're going to have antibiotics. definitely didn't have anesthetics. we just had ketamine, which is a dissociative medicine that dissociates your mind from your body. and we were doing major surgeries opening chests, abdomens, resecting intestines. >> doctor subhi works at two south bay hospitals. since his return, he's also been meeting with elected officials, most recently in washington, d.c, to give a first hand account of the war. he says the narrative that this war is just against hamas militants didn't match what he experienced. >> not once did i see a combatant. if you think about, like soldier fighting another soldier and there's crossfire and civilians, unfortunately are hit by the crossfire. all of my patients were civilians

the death toll reported at over 34,000 people, but doctor mohammed subhi says those stats don't capture the reality on the ground in gaza. what that means for a child who just lost their entire family in a bombing and is the only surviving family member who's also lost a limb, and what does that mean for them, physically speaking? and mentally speaking? doctor mohammed subhi addressed a capacity crowd at a church in walnut creek about his recent five week medical mission to gaza. at times sharing graphic images and details of the work he did at a makeshift field hospital in rafah. it was set up to help 50 people a day. instead, he says, they treated more than 1000 people daily. you don't know if you're going to have antibiotics. >> definitely didn't have anesthetics. we just had ketamine, which is a dissociative medicine that dissociates your mind from your body. and we were doing major surgeries opening chests, abdomens, resecting intestines. >> doctor subhi works at two south bay hospitals. since his return, he's also been meeting with elected officials, most recently in washington, d