Dr. Tahir on Why Recognizing Palestine Isn’t Enough – End the Genocide & Stop Arming Israel скачать в хорошем качестве

Dr. Tahir on Why Recognizing Palestine Isn’t Enough – End the Genocide & Stop Arming Israel

In this exclusive interview, Dr. Mohammed Tahir, a UK-based surgeon who spent seven months volunteering in Gaza, shares his firsthand account of the medical catastrophe unfolding in Palestine. From impossible choices in overwhelmed hospitals to the psychological trauma inflicted on Gaza's children, Dr. Tahir provides an unfiltered look at the reality on the ground that mainstream media won't show. Key Points Covered: • Dr. Tahir's experience performing nearly 1,200 surgeries in Gaza • The impossible choices medical staff faced when resources ran out • The psychological impact on Gaza's children who have known only war • Criticism of Western and Arab complicity in Israel's genocide • The need for global action beyond just recognition of Palestine Dr. Tahir, who served as chief of surgery in the UK before volunteering in Gaza, describes the horrors of working in overwhelmed hospitals where medical staff had to choose which children received ventilators and which would die. His testimony reveals not just the physical destruction but the psychological warfare being waged against Palestinians, especially children. "We welcome as many Palestinians did the recognition of Palestine," Dr. Tahir states, "but if you want to recognize the state of Palestine, the first thing you have to do is stop the bloodshed." This interview provides crucial context to understanding the situation in Gaza beyond headlines, highlighting the complicity of Western nations and the betrayal by Arab states while celebrating the European countries and citizens taking meaningful action. Support independent journalism that brings you these critical stories. MintPress News is committed to providing uncensored reporting on issues that matter. Help us continue our work by contributing to our Indiegogo campaign: 🔗 Support MintPress News on Indiegogo: https://www.mintpressnews.com/donations/ Follow MintPress News: • Website: https://www.mintpressnews.com • Twitter: @MintPressNews • Facebook: MintPressNews • Instagram: @mintpressnews