"Within hours, hundreds of patients arrive. (...).
“We were just pronouncing small kids dead for the first ten minutes,” he says.
“And the worst thing about this is: they weren’t. Most of them weren’t actually dead yet. Their hearts were still beating. But we picked them up and handed them to a family member. I don’t speak Arabic, but there was one word I came to know: khalas—it means ‘enough’. We had to make choices, so we could treat others.”
https://www.volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/v/2025/gunshot-palestine-children-israel-war~v1819649/
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