Spanish emergency physician and anesthesiologist Raul Incertes issues a book, “If only treatment were easier,” documenting his experience in war zones, with a prominent focus on Gaza: Incertes worked for four months in 2025 in hospitals in the Strip as part of the World Health Organization’s emergency medical teams, and recounted what he saw of injuries and deaths, especially among children: “I lost the ability to count the wounded children who found themselves without family in Gaza,” he says. “I cried a lot, and what I witnessed was genocide, killing people like you and me for no fault of their own.”
Spanish emergency physician and anesthesiologist Raul Incertes issues a book, “If only treatment were easier,” documenting his experience in war zones, with a prominent focus on Gaza: Incertes worked for four months in 2025 in hospitals in the Strip as part of the World Health Organization’s emergency medical teams, and recounted what he saw of injuries and deaths, especially among children: “I lost the ability to count the wounded children who found themselves without family in Gaza,” he says
