The article recounts a volunteer's 22-day medical mission in Gaza amidst extreme violence and destruction. As a nephrologist, the volunteer felt compelled to provide crucial healthcare due to the catastrophic conditions affecting the healthcare system. Emphasizing a moral duty guided by Islamic principles, the author describes their observations of the stark contrast between Israeli prosperity and the rampant devastation in Gaza. Despite the challenges, they witness acts of courage and solidarity among the people of Gaza and stress the importance of continued support for medical professionals in these dire circumstances.
Islam teaches us that whoever saves one life, it is as if he had saved all of humanity; taking care of others is an act of worship.
We basically saw what apartheid looks like. On our short trip through southern Gaza to reach our destination in Khan Younis, we saw many buildings bombed, damaged or destroyed.
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