tanya haj-hassan.he is a pediatric intensive care physician who works with the humanitarian aid organization msf, or doctors without borders. she is in regular contact with health professionals in gaza and previously worked as a medical trainer in gaza and the west bank. she is the co-founder of the social media account gaza medic voices, which shares first-hand accounts from healthcare professionals in gaza. on saturday, she took part in a vigil outside british prime minister rishi sunak's office in london. she broke down while reading an urgent message from the director of al-shifa hospital in gaza dr. nidal hadrous. >> we as medical staff want to leave but we cannot. we might not survive until the morning. amy: dr. haj-hassan breaks down as she tries to read a statement from a doctor in gaza. she sits down, covers her eyes. her colleagues, also in blue hospital gear, put their arms around her. looks we don't want to be killed here. just only because we remain committed to our patients and our medica

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correspondent lyse doucet, who's injerusalem, was joined from jordan by their spokesperson, dr tanya haj—hassanorked in gaza and she asked her what conditions were like for those of her colleagues working there now. i don't have the words to describe the conditions they're working under now. they're just impossible. they've been stripped of every tool that we use in our profession to take care of patients from pain medicines to anesthetic drugs, as you mentioned to patients to sleep for the very painful things we have to do at times to save patients' lives, including surgery, to running water, to communication systems to each other and the outside world as the communication constantly gets interrupted for mobile phones and the internet. and most recently, as you may have reported previously in your program, you know, multiple hospitals have completely run out of fuel. the largest hospital, al—shifa hospital, the largest trauma hospital, warned last night that they're imminently going to run out of fuel, likely in the next 2a hours. same is true of the indonesian hospital in the north. once they

live now to tanya haj—hassan, paediatric intensive care and humanitarian doctor, with msf. for being with us. can we start with the news that we have had from msf tonight that some of your doctors have got through the rafah crossing today, we'll can you say on that? ijust we'll can you say on that? i 'ust with the clarify. i we'll can you say on that? i 'ust with the clarify. i'm i we'll can you say on that? i 'ust with the clarify. i'm not i we'll can you say on that? ijustl with the clarify. i'm not speaking on behalf of doctors without borders today, i do work for them but on this interview are not speaking on their behalf. i can confirm that 22 members of doctors without borders have successfully crossed the rafah border, but i can't comment further. could you tell us, obviously you work with them and you know them well, could you tell me what the situation is in gaza right now for those who have stayed behind? my those who have stayed behind? m relationship with those who have stayed behind? m1: relationship with the gaza strip over the last ten years has been as a tea

tanya haj hassan, you are so on point, and so important that one does recognize that every human life matters, and to humanize that which is oftentimes ignored is one of the most important things that we as human beings can do to help humanize something that, as you say, you know, it is a man made, man created disaster. and, you know, so very few times do people sit and think and consider and hurt about what the horrible cost of war is. and i can't thank you -- >> jose, jose, you know, i just want to add real quick, there are reports, and i listen to idf spokesperson earlier on your program before i came on, you know, there are efforts to justify what is happening right now. there is nothing justifiable about the brutal annihilation of a population's healthcare system. it is prohibited under international law. there is nothing justifiable about the targeting and indiscriminate killing of tens of thousands of civilians. we have entered into a very dark era of humanity where a nation can repeatedly and intentionally break international law in full view without censure. and i, you know,

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