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What We Saw in Gaza

65 Doctors, Nurses and Paramedics:

“One night in the emergency department, over the course of four hours, I saw six children between the ages of 5 and 12, all with single gunshot wounds to the skull.” (Dr. Mohamad Rassoul Abu-Nuwar, General, bariatric and foregut surgeon, 36 years old, Pittsburgh, Pa.)

“I saw several children shot with high velocity bullet wounds, in both the head and chest.” (Dr. Mark Perlmutter, Orthopedic and hand surgeon, 69 years old, Rocky Mount, N.C.)

“I saw an 18-month-old little girl with a gunshot wound to the head.” (Dr. Ahlia Kattan, Anesthesiologist and critical care doctor, 37 years old, Costa Mesa, Calif. )

“I saw many children. In my experience the gunshot wound was often to the head. Many had non-curable, permanent brain damage. It was almost a daily occurrence to have children arrive at the hospital with gunshot wounds to the head.” (Dr. Ndal Farah, Anesthesiologist, 42 years old, Toledo, Ohio)

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What We Saw in Gaza

65 Doctors, Nurses and Paramedics:

“One night in the emergency department, over the course of four hours, I saw six children between the ages of 5 and 12, all with single gunshot wounds to the skull.” (Dr. Mohamad Rassoul Abu-Nuwar, General, bariatric and foregut surgeon, 36 years old, Pittsburgh, Pa.)

“I saw several children shot with high velocity bullet wounds, in both the head and chest.” (Dr. Mark Perlmutter, Orthopedic and hand surgeon, 69 years old, Rocky Mount, N.C.)

“I saw an 18-month-old little girl with a gunshot wound to the head.” (Dr. Ahlia Kattan, Anesthesiologist and critical care doctor, 37 years old, Costa Mesa, Calif. )

“I saw many children. In my experience the gunshot wound was often to the head. Many had non-curable, permanent brain damage. It was almost a daily occurrence to have children arrive at the hospital with gunshot wounds to the head.” (Dr. Ndal Farah, Anesthesiologist, 42 years old, Toledo, Ohio)

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