Field hospitals in Gaza.. the economy of humanity in wartime

An article describing the author's personal experience with the American field hospital in Gaza after his son was injured, highlighting the role of field hospitals as an essential part of the health and humanitarian response during war, with an analysis of their economic importance in alleviating burdens on families and enhancing community resilience.

The author, Muhammad Yazid al-Nazer, shares a personal experience he had days ago with the American field hospital in Gaza, after his son Amr was injured in the forehead from a household accident. He describes the medical staff's reception of his son with full professionalism and care, conducting necessary tests before allowing discharge, considering the experience a source of reassurance for parents. The author then moves to analyze the economic importance of field hospitals, pointing to their role in relieving pressure on main hospitals, reducing the costs of accessing healthcare, providing medical services close to population centers, and enhancing the community's ability to endure. He believes that investment in field hospitals is an investment in human capital and represents a fundamental pillar for recovery and reconstruction in the future. The article concludes with a tribute to all hospitals and medical staff in Gaza.