Dr. Nick Maynard

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The Tucker Carlson Show · Doctor From Gaza Frontlines Exposes Israeli Torture Programs and Missile Attacks on Hospitals · 27 May 2026 podcast

Many of the dialysis machines in Shifa Hospital were destroyed by the Israeli army when they went in there.

So there are many other... There's 350,000 people in Gaza who have chronic illnesses that require regular medical treatment, which aren't being treated.

So there are many infectious diseases, malnutrition we've talked about.

So there are many, many people dying of excess tests.

Now, the Lancet estimates... Again, the Lancet estimated...

18 months ago, that figure was probably about 180,000 on top of the trauma deaths.

There are other estimates, and of course, these are difficult to be overly accurate, but there are some estimates that it's at least several hundred thousand.

I heard one estimate saying it was over half a million excess deaths.

Now, even if you just take the first perhaps conservative estimate

lancet figure of 186 000 when you include the trauma deaths that's over a quarter of a million that is well over 10 of the population of gaza and the more extreme examples are more than 20 of the population of gaza so the population of gaza in on october the 6th 2023 was about 2.2 million it's certainly under 2 million now i mean it's a it's shocking

So, yeah.

I mean, so NASA hospital is the only really major hospital still functioning, but it is not functioning fully.

I mean, when I was there, we run out of stuff the whole time.

I talked about often having no painkillers to give patients medicine.

I had one two-week period when we had no sterile drapes to use in the operating theatre.

So we used sterile drapes to create a sterile operating field so you can operate, reducing the risk of infections.

We had one two-week period when we had no sterile drapes.

So we had to sort of make our own out of gowns and, you know, we couldn't create proper sterile fields.

We had another period of time when we had no running water in the operating theatres.

So we couldn't scrub up properly.

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