Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 2024, Hind Rajab was in a car with six of her relatives, trying to evacuate the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood in Gaza City, when they came under heavy gunfire by Israeli soldiers. The five-year-old survived the initial attack and spent hours on the phone with dispatchers from the Palestine Red Crescent Society, pleading with them to save her.
Now two years later, the Israeli military has opened a criminal investigation. Her mother says it’s not enough. #HindRajab #Gaza #Palestine #Israel #RedCrescent
#Heat Host: Anand Naidoo
Guests:
Dana Abu-Koash is a Human Rights Lawyer and Coordinator of the International Humanitarian Law Unit with the Palestine Red Crescent Society and Hospital.
Nisreen Qawas is a Psychologist and Director of the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services with the Palestine Red Crescent Society.
Dr. Khaled Dawas is a Consultant Surgeon and Honorary Associate Professor in London.
0:00 Hind Rajab’s case and Israel’s criminal investigation
1:14 Human rights lawyer questions credibility of investigation
4:17 Calls for an independent international investigation
5:39 Gaza paramedics and the killing of first responders
7:03 Why healthcare workers and medics are at risk in Gaza
8:36 The Voice of Hind Rajab and the story behind the film
9:32 Recalling Hind Rajab’s final hours
15:38 Will anyone be held accountable?
17:30 Gaza’s devastating mental health crisis for children
19:49 Gaza hospitals and the collapsing healthcare system
20:19 A surgeon describes working in Gaza
23:15 Doctors report ongoing casualties and worsening conditions
25:11 Gaza’s shortages of medicine and medical supplies
27:25 Why are doctors are being denied entry to Gaza?
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In 2024, Hind Rajab was in a car with six of her relatives, trying to evacuate the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood in Gaza City, when they came under heavy gunfire by Israeli soldiers. The five-year-old survived the initial attack and spent hours on the phone with dispatchers from the Palestine Red Crescent Society, pleading with them to save her.
Now two years later, the Israeli military has opened a criminal investigation. Her mother says it’s not enough. #HindRajab #Gaza #Palestine #Israel #RedCrescent
#Heat Host: Anand Naidoo
Guests:
Dana Abu-Koash is a Human Rights Lawyer and Coordinator of the International Humanitarian Law Unit with the Palestine Red Crescent Society and Hospital.
Nisreen Qawas is a Psychologist and Director of the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services with the Palestine Red Crescent Society.
Dr. Khaled Dawas is a Consultant Surgeon and Honorary Associate Professor in London.
0:00 Hind Rajab’s case and Israel’s criminal investigation
1:14 Human rights lawyer questions credibility of investigation
4:17 Calls for an independent international investigation
5:39 Gaza paramedics and the killing of first responders
7:03 Why healthcare workers and medics are at risk in Gaza
8:36 The Voice of Hind Rajab and the story behind the film
9:32 Recalling Hind Rajab’s final hours
15:38 Will anyone be held accountable?
17:30 Gaza’s devastating mental health crisis for children
19:49 Gaza hospitals and the collapsing healthcare system
20:19 A surgeon describes working in Gaza
23:15 Doctors report ongoing casualties and worsening conditions
25:11 Gaza’s shortages of medicine and medical supplies
27:25 Why are doctors are being denied entry to Gaza?
Watch CGTN LIVE on your computer, tablet or mobile
cgtnnow.com/featured/events/cgtn-live-now-1
Subscribe to CGTN America on YouTube
Follow CGTN America:
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This material is distributed by MediaLinks TV, LLC on behalf of CCTV. Additional information is available at the Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
