This is such an extraordinary interview on the BBC by Dr. Tanya Hajj Hassan,

an incredible paediatric intensive care doctor from Canada, who was served in Gaza during this genocide.

She was last there a month ago.

What she does is so important because she pushes back at one of the many diabolical failures of the BBC during this genocide,

which is to treat official Israeli

claims as credible, despite one, overwhelming evidence of the Israeli state, lying and lying and

lying over and over and over again, despite two, the overwhelming evidence of what's actually

happening, and despite three, the overwhelming evidence of Israeli war crimes and indeed genocide,

including, of course, certified by international organisations and experts and scholars and so on and so forth.

Now, Dr. Tanya Had Hassan was there on the BBC to discuss Israel's butchery of nine of the children of Dr.

Allah al-Najar, a Palestinian doctor who had chosen to stay in Gaza

during Israel's genocidal onslaught in order to treat the victims, as well as over a thousand of her

colleagues being murdered. And she continues, after her children have been butchered, she continues to do her

job.

This is such an important interview that we're going to share the whole thing, and then I'll just comment at the end.

Joining us now is Tanya Hajj Hassan, who's a paediatric doctor from Medt Sanson Frontier.

She was in Gaza just over a month ago, and she joins us now from Jordan.

Tanya Hajasan, thank you for joining us here on BBC News. I understand that you know the doctor who accompanied Dr. Al-Nadja to

identify her children who had died in this attack. What are you hearing via that doctor?

Thank you. Just to clarify, I was in Gaza with the charity

medical aid for Palestinians, although I also do work for Medcinsinsins-Saintiff. MSF. So Dr. Ala

worked in the emergency department of a Nassar Hospital, or works in the emergency department

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