Two years on: Families plead for abducted Gaza doctors' release
Ahmed al-Najjar
Press TV, Khan Yunis
Nearly two years after Israeli forces stormed Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza, the impact extends far beyond the destruction of buildings. Dozens of medical professionals were forcibly taken from the facility and remain in Israeli prisons.
From senior healthcare directors to frontline medics, more than 300 medical workers are still behind bars, amid mounting concerns over the conditions they face and growing demands for their release.
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