00:00What's your name? I'm Sanjay. I'm the surgeon. Why do you come here in Gaza?
00:06We can't leave people behind, so that's the recent kid.
00:12Special instructions where if he asked you to leave, you leave. If you're in the middle of surgery, you leave.
00:19If somebody was not prepared to do it now, don't enter Gaza.
00:24Come home safely. I love you.
00:27We woke up to the sound of chickens and bombs going off, but they were unfortunately far away.
00:33So, hopefully, we can make a difference today.
00:45I'm sorry to hear some victims, children and women, because it's not enough people to take care of everything that's
00:50happening.
00:51I really felt sure about doing them. We want to drink clean water and have a proper diet, but there's
00:55nothing available for them.
00:56This place is hell on earth. It is a mess.
01:03We've made so many friends and everyone has been kind. So kind.
01:07And that's something which I'll take back with me and hold on to it very dearly.
01:13I'm a wheelchair medical student.
01:15I've worked at a volunteer at the AXA hospital for seven months.
01:19Why do you still come here now?
01:22Because I have a hope to become a doctor.
01:25I have a hope to, like, hold the citizen here.
01:30You can't let go. They'll always be in your head. They'll always be in your mind.
01:35You're caught in this thought of what is right, what is wrong, what do I do next?
01:42The hardest thing is that you don't know when a strike is going to happen and who's going to be
01:47around at the end of it.
01:52That's really good.
01:54The most important thing I'm doing to keep my life is so dude.
01:54Oneiquer's price, because now we'll be in your?!
01:55Those are so good.
01:56Every person at your right.
