Irish-based surgeon says family in Gaza relieved to be safe but uncertain for future

An Irish-based orthopaedic surgeon said the ceasefire in Gaza has left his family relieved but uncertain for the future as they face returning to homes that were flattened by bombs.

Dr Mahmoud Abumarzouq lost his youngest brother, as well as a brother-in-law and elderly uncle in two separate missile attacks during the war.

The rest of his family were forced to flee their homes and seek refuge in displacement tents in Khan-Younis in the southern part of the country.

Now he is preparing to launch a book with detailed accounts from over 30 international doctors of their attempts to treat people in hospitals, devoid of medication and equipment.

The surgeon at Our Lady’s Hospital in Navan, Co. Meath says his family, especially the children, are constantly asking for reassurance to their safety.

“My family are feeling a bit safer in a very devastating situation. Aid is a little bit more accessible and food is a bit cheaper, though still very expensive due to demand and supply.

“Of…

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