British Surgeon's Diary Reveals Gaza Hospital's Struggle Amidst Bombings

Gaza Conflict: British Surgeon Documents the Human Cost of Bombings The ongoing conflict in Gaza continues to cause immense suffering, with hospitals struggling to cope with the influx of wounded civilians. In a powerful video diary, British surgeon Dr. Victoria Rose provides a firsthand account of the situation at Nasser Hospital, the only hospital in Gaza with a functioning ICU. "It's nearly 7 o'clock in the morning, and we've been up since half past five because the bombing has been really bad this morning," Dr. Rose shares in her video. "We've been watching jets screech past our heads and then drop bombs on the neighboring vicinity." Dr. Rose describes performing surgeries on several patients with devastating blast injuries, including a seven-year-old girl who suffered injuries to her face, shoulder, and knee. She also mentions her colleagues who were operating on the girl's mother, who suffered injuries to both shoulders. The surgeon's emotional tone highlights the gravity of the situation and the overwhelming challenges faced by medical professionals in Gaza. The video also shows footage of people carrying belongings, suggesting the widespread displacement caused by the conflict. The situation underscores the urgent need for humanitarian aid and a peaceful resolution to the conflict. Dr. Rose's courageous work and willingness to share her experiences provide a crucial insight into the human cost of the ongoing crisis.