(0:00) Hello, my name is Hamza Al-Yazj. I am a medical doctor working with MSF in Gaza. (0:07) Between May and October 2025, I worked in Al-Mawasi Clinic in Rafah.(0:13) The clinic was near the GHF distribution sites. During that period, we received a large number (0:20) of injured civilians almost every day, with frequent mass casualties incidents, (0:27) which overwhelmed the clinic capacity. The casualties included men, women, elderly people, (0:34) and children of all ages.Many patients arrived with gunshot wounds to the head, (0:41) chest, and abdomen. A significant number were brought in a critical condition (0:45) and required immediate emergency intervention and stabilization. (0:51) Unfortunately, many patients arrived too late to be saved because ambulances and (0:57) civilian vehicles were not permitted to get close enough to the distribution sites (1:03) to evacuate the injured civilians.One man I cannot forget. He was a 35-year-old lawyer (1:12) married with three children. He arrived with a gunshot wound to his back.Unfortunately, (1:19) that left him paralyzed. While we were treating him, he was crying and shouting. (1:26) I went there to get food for my family.Instead, now I am paralyzed and I need someone to support me. (1:35) His words reflect the suffering we witnessed every day (1:38) among civilians trying only to secure basic necessities for their families.