Dr Abed has watched Gaza’s healthcare system crumble. He hopes studying in Australia will help him rebuild it | Israel-Gaza war

Junior Pediatrician Abdalkarim Alharazin saw more pain and death in Gaza than in all the careers of some doctors.

The 28 -year -old, who was called Dr Abed, spent the last two years to act among hospitals to use his medical education to treat Palestinians, and he endured the brutal Israeli bombardment, forced displacement, hunger and spread of the disease.

He currently works from a medical clinically operating tent in Northern Gaza, where the conditions are “completely unthinkable”.

Bütün There is no way to describe how suitable it is not to treat children, ”said Guardian Australia’s Full Story Podcast through a weak internet connection.

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Abed said that the number of overwhelming children he sees every day shows signs of dehydration due to malnutrition and that the gastroenteritis epidemic is worse.

“We see that children died in 2025 because we don’t have IV fluids for them,” he said.

“We have reached a level between our children, where we can give these IV fluids and can be strong enough for one or two hours.”

Some countries began to decrease in aid, but humanitarian organizations, human -made famine faced with the needs of 2 million people in an ineffective and grieving inadequate to meet the needs of inadequate and themselves, he said.

Abed said that a colleague was shot and killed by a falling pallet this week.

“We live every day and try to survive every day,” he said.

The local media reported that Oday al-Quraan, a nurse, was crushed when he was hit in the center of Gaza in the center of Gaza on Monday a few days after describing the air drops as “air humiliation” in an online video.

For more than 21 months, Abed watched the disintegration of Gaza around the health system, as hospitals were shot by Israeli air strikes. More than 1,200 of their peers were killed and medical materials were blocked by Israeli officials.

“The health system was completely destroyed. In fact, it reached zero level,” he said.

Abed finally graduated from Al-Azhar University in Gaza in 2021 before joining Kamal Adwan Hospital as an emergency doctor as an emergency doctor, where he worked under the leadership of his director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya.

Both the university and the hospital now lie in the ruins and are afraid of the fate of Abed mentor.

According to the Palestinian Group health workers, Abu Safiya is among the hundreds of doctors and medical workers who were forced from Gaza by Israeli soldiers and held free of charge.

Abed said, “Hussam has a special place in my heart… He gave me the opportunity to work first. He was determined and determined to the community and served them as much as possible.”

Abed said he wanted to continue to serve the community and contributed to one day that he contributed to rebuilding the health system. The United Nations said that Israel has deliberately destroyed.

He was accepted for a dream he applied at the University of Sydney and was admitted to the Public Health Master’s License and thought it would be “impossible ..

“I don’t just take this as an opportunity to leave Gaza, no – I did it for Gaza,” he said.

“The modules at this university will equip with the knowledge and skills necessary to make it a great part of rebuilding the health system and rebuilding the sanitation system.”

Dr Abed said that despite the uninterrupted work of most of the health workers in Gaza, they did not earn income and even those who struggled to meet the foundations for themselves and their families did not earn income.

With the support of Brussels -based NGO children, he collects funds to cover the necessary education fees, visa costs and living costs that he pays a course deposit and does not fill this gap.

On a donation collection page for Dr Abed, the director of this gap, he said that Abed wanted to be a part of a better future for Gaza ”.

“For many of us and our families, payment for university work is increasingly difficult. So imagine how difficult it is when you are a young Palestinian who struggles to get rid of Gaza’s bombardment,” he said.

“Imagine how difficult it is when you are one of the few doctors in Gaza, and do not work with almost no resources to try to save as much lives as possible.”

Dr Abed hopes to start working in Australia next year if he can overcome financial barriers.

Im If I don’t secure the rest of the funds, I won’t lose this dream, ”he said.