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🇵🇸 I cannot imagine anything more horrifying for a father: This surgeon had to do an amputation surgery on his own child's leg without anesthesia. Then, he watched his child die from the unbearable pain. Pain and hate will almost certainly fill this man’s heart, as well as the... show more

Mario Nawfal

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Joseph Gelman2 years ago

This is about the one thousandth video with this general cheesy storyline. “The doctor who discovered that the patient was his son”… etc… etc… you need new material. Seriously..

Ryan Dawson2 years ago

Terrorism begets terrorism. Israel has e sured a whole new generation to hate them forever

Agent X2 years ago

It all goes back to Oct 7. If those attacks did not happen this would not have happened

Vox Populi2 years ago

Where is your source on this Mario? A high number of stories out of Gaza have been shown to be propaganda, even claims directly from the government who are trying to foment a public outcry in the West.

Sinister9642 years ago

That's horrible that Hamas took all the morphine, doesn't Hamas have any compassion for the Gazan children?

Lewis Amselem2 years ago

No evidence this happened

Charles Dossett2 years ago

Sad truly sad. But I have to ask. Why didn't this man move his kids to the south? Why did he leave his kids in Gaza city? This mans actions killed his kid.

Bruce McGonigal2 years ago

So then why did Hamas fire all those rockets into Israel and attack a peaceful festival without having all the necessities 1st to look after their civilians? If they could find resources for 1,000+ rockets, why couldn't they stockpile medical supplies?

David Ghitis2 years ago

Mario, with all due respect, did you say the same thing when Hamas cut off women's breasts while raping them just before killing them? I guess you didn't show that level of empathy.

H3rnan Arber2 years ago

What do Palestinians want? That's the question we've been asking for 75 years. We thought what they wanted was a country of their own. We were wrong. They just don't want us to have one. I can tell you what Israel wants even if it makes your army of Pro-Hamas followers laugh: We want to live in peace with our neighbors. Fact: Every country that has accepted to live in peace with Israel, has a signed peace agreement with Israel.

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