For the last 32 months, unable to enter Gaza, I’ve been haunted by images of mutilated children—initially the kids of the Israeli kibbutzim, and then the children of Gaza. Every morning I’ve anxiously awakened, groping for my WhatsApp, where on too many occasions I read of the deaths of Israeli hostages and my Gazan colleagues and their families. Psychologists, counselors, and a nurse who provided trauma care through our program—brilliant professionals with whom our team shared spirited discussions and many meals of kabobs, hummus, and flaky sweets—were murdered in their homes, along with their family members, sometimes dozens of them. Unimaginable.
The women and men and children of Gaza continually astound and inspire me and our international team. If they can transform this unimaginable trauma and loss to tender care and inextinguishable hope, perhaps it is possible for all of us.
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