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23 hours ago · The grief in Gaza "Gaza was the first time I held a baby’s brains in my hand. The first of many," Dr. Mark Perlmutter, an American orthopaedic surgeon who have volunteered in Gaza wrote in a ...
3 days ago · One of those volunteers, Dr. Mark Perlmutter, recounts what he saw firsthand. A year on, the devastation and suffering in Gaza continues. But this week, nearly 100 American healthcare volunteers ...
23 hours ago · Dr. Mark Perlmutter Orthopedic and hand surgeon, 69 years old, Rocky Mount, N.C. “ If it wasn’t for the medical supplies that we brought in with us, there would have been none to use.
23 hours ago · Dr Sidhwa decided to survey as many fellow medical workers as he could to glean what they saw in Gaza. With The Times’ help, he found 65 such workers.. Two-thirds of the cohort surveyed said ...
2 days ago · Genocide is not the right word; it does not convey the evil of purposely targeting children. “No toddler gets shot twice by mistake by the world’s best snipers,” Dr. Mark Perlmutter, an American doctor, recently charged. “And they’re dead-center shots.” Over 710 newborns have been killed – taken by Israel before their lives even ...
2 days ago · Dr. Mark Perlmutter, orthopedic and hand surgeon Children are universally considered innocents in armed conflict. However, every single signatory to this letter saw children in Gaza who suffered violence that must have been deliberately directed at them.
2 days ago · One of those volunteers, Dr. Mark Perlmutter, recounts what he saw firsthand. More for You North Carolina’s second-largest newspaper condemns Trump for ‘ridiculous’ Helene response ...
