Israeli attacks set Al Quds hospital on fire, Jan 15
Evacuating bedridden patients from second floor
Medics fighting fire - later learn only sand is effective on phosphorous
Hospital inhabitants in the street
Extra ambulances arrive to rescue patients from street
Rescuing patients from the street
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Family who fled home now fleeing hospital
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Afraid of snipers, bombs, gas, hoping to get ambulance place
Red Crescent Medics and Disaster Management team continue round the clock
Tags: gaza, middle east, palestine, war
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January 16, 2009 at 7:09 pm
I heard your interview on Al Jazeerah today , pictures were shown of the devastated hospital , they said it was a miracle that no one was killed, I,m so glad everyone got out safely, please take care , God bless you ..Pamela
January 16, 2009 at 9:38 pm
And here I sit Drinking a red wine, on a Friday night reading about the outrages done by Israel to the people of Gaza (and the world) Feeling how this life and this wine mean Nothing compared to what you and others are doing to make a difference in Gaza (maybe at some moment you too would wish to be sat at home with a glass of wine) I wish i could swap places with you, and be there and help as you are doing, the people of Gaza are fighting the oppressor with the only weapon they have left- the bodies of their shahid (شاهد ) and you know what? the people of Gaza are winning!
January 16, 2009 at 11:14 pm
Daily prayers for you and those around you…and the innocents of Gaza. Much love and peace to you.
January 17, 2009 at 3:54 am
I am starting a list to document the name of each person killed in gaza.I hope to be able to send it to every senator and congressman and the new president.The list is on the website.God bless
January 17, 2009 at 6:03 am
My heart is breaking for all those innocent people. We feel so helpless to do anything apart from signing as many petitions and letters to the government as we can. Christine and I are talking about you and thinking of you always – you are an inspiration. Love to you, take care, be safe xx Rachael
January 17, 2009 at 10:03 am
Here is the Song for Gaza by Micheal Heart , its a free download , but he asks that we give a donation to UNWRA or any charity to Gaza
http://www.michaelheart.com/index.html
Good idea …Always in the kitchen..hopefully their colective consiousnesses will be touched , our voices will make a difference..keep safe, God bless you and the Gazans
January 17, 2009 at 6:57 pm
Hello,
I am the Director of a US-based NGO called Circle of Health International (COHI). COHI’s mission is to build the capacity of women’s health care providers in crisis settings. We are trying to find a women’s focused effort to join in Gaza and wonder if since you are on the ground you have some contact information you could provide? We’ve been in touch with UNRWA and MADRE and are looking for midwives and nurses who need help, specifically what they need, and some contact information to get it to them.
You can reach me at 052-604-2561, or sera@cohintl.org
Please stay safe.
January 18, 2009 at 9:32 am
Always in the kitchen link does n´t work try this
http://wewillrememberyourname.blogspot.com/