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Wednesday, 02 September 2009

THE HORRORS OF OPERATION CAST LEAD

(source: Voluntary Humanitarian Doctors)

THESE PICTURES WERE TAKEN BY EGYPTION DOCTORS SERVING THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS.THEY WORKED IN VARIOUS HOSPITALS IN THE GAZA,INCLUDING THE SHIFA HOSPITAL.

 

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