http://www.radio4all.net/program/120660Podcast for Program: All Eyes on Gaza - Doctors' Report Back Wed, 30 Jul 2025 16:55:45 +0000240http://www.radio4all.net/program/120660Two doctors returning from a medical service mission share first-hand accounts, photos, and videos of the perseverance of the people of Gaza despite Israel's genocidal campaign attempting the complete destruction of their society. Join with them in bearing witness to the life-changing stories they encountered and the call-to-action based their witness and shared experience with the medical staff at Al Nasser Hospital and Gazan's seeking treatment. Air strikes and drones were constant during their two weeks stay. They explain that from the hospital they could observe damaged but still standing buildings that Gazan's continued to live in as there are no actual "safe" locations to shelter in. From the hospital they looked out onto land designated by the IOFa "red zone", an area they were told not to enter, explaining it meant that the people who were living there, lived with the knowledge they could be shot, droned or bombed on sight by Israels. Yet determined to stay on their land many Palestinians refused to leave what remained of their homes. Dale Lehman/WZRDWed, 30 Jul 2025 16:55:45 +0000http://www.radio4all.net/program/120660Two doctors returning from a medical service mission share first-hand accounts, photos, and videos of the perseverance of the people of Gaza despite Israel's genocidal campaign attempting the complete destruction of their society. Join with them in bearing witness to the life-changing stories they encountered and the call-to-action based their witness and shared experience with the medical staff at Al Nasser Hospital and Gazan's seeking treatment. Air strikes and drones were constant during their two weeks stay. They explain that from the hospital they could observe damaged but still standing buildings that Gazan's continued to live in as there are no actual "safe" locations to shelter in. From the hospital they looked out onto land designated by the IOFa "red zone", an area they were told not to enter, explaining it meant that the people who were living there, lived with the knowledge they could be shot, droned or bombed on sight by Israels. Yet determined to stay on their land many Palestinians refused to leave what remained of their homes. Dale Lehman/WZRDWed, 30 Jul 2025 16:55:45 +0000http://www.radio4all.net/program/120660Two doctors returning from a medical service mission share first-hand accounts, photos, and videos of the perseverance of the people of Gaza despite Israel's genocidal campaign attempting the complete destruction of their society. Join with them in bearing witness to the life-changing stories they encountered and the call-to-action based their witness and shared experience with the medical staff at Al Nasser Hospital and Gazan's seeking treatment. Air strikes and drones were constant during their two weeks stay. They explain that from the hospital they could observe damaged but still standing buildings that Gazan's continued to live in as there are no actual "safe" locations to shelter in. From the hospital they looked out onto land designated by the IOFa "red zone", an area they were told not to enter, explaining it meant that the people who were living there, lived with the knowledge they could be shot, droned or bombed on sight by Israels. Yet determined to stay on their land many Palestinians refused to leave what remained of their homes. Dale Lehman/WZRDWed, 30 Jul 2025 16:55:45 +0000http://www.radio4all.net/program/120660Two doctors returning from a medical service mission share first-hand accounts, photos, and videos of the perseverance of the people of Gaza despite Israel's genocidal campaign attempting the complete destruction of their society. Join with them in bearing witness to the life-changing stories they encountered and the call-to-action based their witness and shared experience with the medical staff at Al Nasser Hospital and Gazan's seeking treatment. Air strikes and drones were constant during their two weeks stay. They explain that from the hospital they could observe damaged but still standing buildings that Gazan's continued to live in as there are no actual "safe" locations to shelter in. From the hospital they looked out onto land designated by the IOFa "red zone", an area they were told not to enter, explaining it meant that the people who were living there, lived with the knowledge they could be shot, droned or bombed on sight by Israels. Yet determined to stay on their land many Palestinians refused to leave what remained of their homes. Dale Lehman/WZRDWed, 30 Jul 2025 16:55:45 +0000