Gaza doctor breaks down in tears seeing his injured son brought into the ER

The doctor treating the victims of an Israeli bomb attack on the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah had been examining one patient after another in the crowded emergency room when he saw him.

The doctor treating the victims of an Israeli bomb attack on the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah had been examining one patient after another in the crowded emergency room when he saw him.

There, amid the din of screaming children and moaning grownups, amid the cries of medical workers for more medicine and bandages, Dr. Rami Abu Libdeh spotted a paramedic carrying his 9-year-old son, Mohammad.

Bursting into tears, Libdeh, 32, grabbed the boy, whose head was bandaged and whose red top was covered with a layer of dust.

Holding him tightly, Libdeh asked his son repeatedly where his mother was.

"Where is your mother? Where is Mom?" Libdeh asked. "Where is Moataz? Where is Moataz?"

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/gaza-doctor-breaks-tears-seeing-injured-son-brought-er-rcna137936

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