Doctors describe hospitals shattered by Israel’s genocide in Gaza
Doctors who volunteered in Gaza have described working during Israel’s genocidal war on the strip.
Al Jazeera English reports that doctors who volunteered in Gaza have described working during Israel’s genocidal war on the strip.
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