we were just overflown by two or three f-16 israeli jet fighters firing a large number of air to ground miss eels, directly into the area. we cope with the situations. injuries are severe. and it has been all the time, a large number of civilians - women and children. the problem is the israeli air forces do not allow ambulances to access those people who are trapped. there may be more than 100 and hundred. we don't know the number of injured in the area. but the access of balances is a major problem. she hava hospital managed, but it's under intense pressure. we are operating almost on amputation ipp jauries and -- injuries, and shrapnel injuries that the israelis are shelling against the local areas. these may cause internal bleedings and other life-threatening situations. it's very disturbing to see the large number of civilians and in particular the children. this father came running with his daughter, screaming that we need blns, we need ambulances. >>> joining me in the studio is a professor of contemporary history at qatar history in doha. thank you for being with us on al jazeer

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we were overflown by two or three f-16 israeli jet fighters, firing a large number of air to ground missiles. directed to this area. we cope with the situation, but the injuries are severe, and as it happens all the time, a large number of civilians, women and children. the problem is that the israeli forces do not allow ambulances to access those people who are trapped in the area. there may be more than 100 and hundreds. we don't know the numbers of insured in the areas, but it is a major problem. >> doctor, what sort of injuries are you seeing coming to the hospital? >> right now we are operating onamputation and shrapnel injuries, and the israelis are shelling against the local areas, and these may cause internal bleedings, and other life-threatening situations. it's very durk to see the large -- disturbing to see the large numbers of civilians and the children. one father came running with his daughter, screaming that we need ambulance, we need ambulances. >> yes, us made a plea to world leaders, when we subpoenaing to you to stop the -- spoke to you, to stop the violence, because it's

commercial aircraft from the soviet union and cuba on a number of occasions have overflown sensitive united states military facilities. they weren't shot down. we, and other civilized countries, believe in the tradition of offering help to mariners and pilots who are lost or in distress on the sea or in the air. we believe in following procedures to prevent a tragedy, not to provoke one. >> president reagan speaking to the nation from the white house in september 1983 after a soviet military fighter jet shot down a korean airlines passenger plane that killed 269 people. president reagan asking and answering, is this a practice of other countries in the world? the answer is no. he said that in 1983. but then five years later, when it happened again, while ronald reagan was still president, the next time it happened in 1988, it was the u.s. military who did it. 1988 was the tail end of the iran/iraq war. you'll remember that the united states sided with iraq. saddam hussein in the iran/iraq war. and a u.s. navy guided missile cruiser called the u.s.s. vinsens was skirmishing with speed

commercial aircraft from the soviet union and cuba on a number of occasions have overflown sensitive united states military facilities. they weren't shot down. we, and other civilized countries, believe in the tradition of offering help to mariners and pilots who are lost or in distress on the sea or in the air. we believe in following procedures to prevent a tragedy, not to provoke one. >> president reagan speaking to the nation from the white house in september 1983 after a soviet military fighter jet shot down a korean airlines passenger plane that killed 2689 people. president regularing ask and answering, is this a practice of other countries in the world? the answer is no. he said that in 1983. but then five years later, when it happened again, while ronald reagan was still president, the next time it happened in 1988, it was the u.s. military who did it. 1988 was the tail end of the iran/iraq war. you'll remember that the united states sided with iraq. saddam hussein in the iran/iraq war. and a u.s. navy guided missile cruiser called the u.s.s. vinsens was skirmishing with spe