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

And I think this is – I mean, I'm going to be talking to you about what I've seen with my own eyes.

The disproportionate attack on the healthcare system, I think, has been a deliberate part of the Israeli policy to dismantle the whole infrastructure of living in Gaza.

I think they were deliberate attacks.

And I've been... I mean, I was in Al-Aqsa Hospital when it was attacked.

On my first couple of trips there, before the Rafah crossing was destroyed in May 2024, the early trips I took out there since October 7th, we went in through Rafah.

We crossed from Egypt across the Sinai.

And...

That very first trip, we were the very first emergency team that got into Gaza.

And we stayed actually on that occasion in a safe house rather than in the hospital.

And each day, our Gazan staff colleagues communicated with Kogat, which is the liaison branch of the Israeli army, to check that the route going to the hospital, the hospital itself, was de-conflicted.

So there was a sort of what we thought was a very robust deconfliction process where the Israeli military would know that we were driving along such and such a road, we were going to work in such and such a hospital, and we would be safe.

And that was naive of us, clearly.

You'll remember about the Grand Central Kitchen convoy that got bombed.

That was the first very publicized example of the deconfliction process breaking down.

Al-Aqsa Hospital, I was operating in the operating theater one day.

It was January the 5th, 2024.

I remember the day well, operating on a victim of a bomb explosion.

and an israeli missile attack hit the intensive care unit right next to where i was working so we had to while you were operating while i was operating so we finished the operation we had to evacuate the hospital then msf had a team there all the foreign aid workers had to evacuate to go back to our safe house and that hospital rapidly becomes disabled

So there are multiple examples of hospitals being attacked.

These are not collateral damage.

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