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Over 150 American Healthcare Workers Who Volunteered in Gaza Call on Trump To End Military Support for Israel
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Most of us saw pre-teen children shot in the head or chest on a regular basis, often multiple times per day,” the healthcare workers said.
Many patients are dead on arrival or have injuries that are beyond the capabilities of Gaza’s healthcare system,” the letter reads.
We watched our own colleagues lose consciousness at work from malnutrition and dehydration, eating virtually nothing as they gave all available sustenance to their children,” the healthcare workers said.
“The 152 signatories to this letter spent more than 460 weeks inside Gaza’s hospitals and clinics.
The healthcare workers concluded the letter by calling for all restrictions on aid and medical supplies entering Gaza to be lifted, and with another appeal for Trump to end support for Israel.