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Shahid. Reposted from @electronicintifada Dr. Ayman Abu al-Ouf had finished a busy shift. He wrapped it up by checking on patients with COVID-19 in the intensive care unit of al-Shifa hospital. As head of internal medicine at the hospital, he was acutely aware that the pandemic had not been paused. Rather, the number of coronavirus infections remained high even though Gaza was in the news internationally due to another emergency – a large-scale Israeli attack. Not long after he got home from work, the building where Abu al-Ouf lived was bombed without warning. He, his wife Reem and two of their children – Tawfiq and Tala – were killed. So were both his parents and many members of his extended family. Dr. Ghada Nasser was a colleague of Ayman Abu al-Ouf. She had accompanied him as he checked on patients that evening. “He left the hospital to get some rest after a long day,” said Nasser. “It was a big shock to hear that he was then brought back to the hospital a few hours later – as a dead body. It has taken us a long time to absorb that terrible news.” Abu al-Ouf was popular. He had taught numerous medical students over the years. He was fond of organizing seminars to discuss advances in medicine. Patients appreciated his dedication and diligence. “When I told him that I would buy the expensive medicine I needed, he would not hear of it,” said one woman, who had cancer and then a stroke. “He did everything possible to ensure I could get the medicine free of charge,” the woman, who spoke on condition of anonymity, added. “He was a kind man.” Abu al-Ouf was among two doctors killed during the early hours of 16 May – when Israel committed a massacre in the area surrounding Gaza City’s al-Wihda street. The other was Dr. Muin al-Aloul, a neurologist. (📸 @AshrafAmra / APA images) From "When Israel killed doctors" by Isra Saleh el-Namey. Read the full article at electronicintifada.net.

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