Ashraf Al-Khatib, a paramedic with the Palestine Red Crescent Society @ICRC
Ashraf Al-Khatib, a paramedic with the Palestine Red Crescent Society @ICRC
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
📍Gaza | “The chances of us returning home, and the chances of us not returning, are exactly equal.”

Ashraf Al-Khatib, a paramedic with the Palestine Red Crescent Society, shares his experience of reaching people in need of healthcare despite the fear, danger and risks that come with every call for help.
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Ashraf Al-Khatib, a paramedic with the Palestine Red Crescent Society

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