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really very sad news. this kind of thing when happen we think a lot about the same but no actions are taken. now it's time for all of us for coming togather and do best for humanity and show the people that it's always peace that wins. all the best to all.

DR. BHAVESH H. JESALPURA

J-8,mahavirnagar apts.,
Nr shyamal rowhouses-5,
Manekbag, Ambawadi,
Ahmedabad-380015

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>    1. Another colleague dead (Christos Giannou)
>    2. RE: Another colleague dead (Gross, Ronald)
>    3. Re: Another colleague dead (KMATTOX at aol.com)
>  The following article from the New York Times
> In Dense Gaza, Civilians Suffer
> 
> By TAGHREED EL-KHODARY
> 
> Published: December 31, 2008
> 
> GAZA<http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritories/gaza_strip/index.html?inline=nyt-geo>—
> A dentist stood at the bed of a doctor, his good friend
> Ehab Madhoun,
> 32,
> who had just died, his shrapnel-pitted body wrapped in a
> white shroud. The
> day before, Dr. Madhoun, a general practitioner, was in an
> ambulance
> responding to an Israeli strike at the Jabalya refugee camp
> in northern Gaza.
> Another missile hit the ambulance. The driver, Muhammad Abu
> Hasira, died
> instantly. Dr. Madhoun lingered for a day, dying of his
> wounds on Wednesday
> in the intensive care unit of Shifa Hospital, where
> hundreds of people have
> been brought since
> Israel<http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritories/israel/index.html?inline=nyt-geo>began
> its heaviest assault on
> Gaza in three decades.UNQUOTE
> 
> In a matter of only a few days we have lost two colleagues
> killed while on
> duty as doctors, an American surgeon deployed in Iraq and a
> Palestinian
> doctor riding in an ambulance. Although these two men were
> worlds apart --
> it is definitely NOT my intention to debate Middle East
> politics, there are
> other venues for that -- they both had one thing in common:
> they were ready
> to sacrifice themselves, and did so, in order to bring aid
> and relief to
> others.
> 
> May we remember them all.
> -- 
> christos giannou
> Monemvasia Lakonia
> 23070 Greece
> tel & fax: (++30) 27320-61772
> mob: (++30) 69 74 83 28 18
> 
> Imagine a world where we could all live as one.......
> 
> I am saddened by yet another senseless death of another
> human being who died so that others could live.
> 
> Ron
> ________________________________________
> From: trauma-list-bounces at trauma.org
> [trauma-list-bounces at trauma.org] On Behalf Of Christos
> Giannou [x.giannou at gmail.com]
> Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2009 12:49 PM
> To: trauma-list at trauma.org
> Subject: Another colleague dead
> 
>  The following article from the New York Times
> In Dense Gaza, Civilians Suffer
> 
> By TAGHREED EL-KHODARY
> 
> Published: December 31, 2008
> 
> GAZA<http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritories/gaza_strip/index.html?inline=nyt-geo>—
> A dentist stood at the bed of a doctor, his good friend
> Ehab Madhoun,
> 32,
> who had just died, his shrapnel-pitted body wrapped in a
> white shroud. The
> day before, Dr. Madhoun, a general practitioner, was in an
> ambulance
> responding to an Israeli strike at the Jabalya refugee camp
> in northern Gaza.
> Another missile hit the ambulance. The driver, Muhammad Abu
> Hasira, died
> instantly. Dr. Madhoun lingered for a day, dying of his
> wounds on Wednesday
> in the intensive care unit of Shifa Hospital, where
> hundreds of people have
> been brought since
> Israel<http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritories/israel/index.html?inline=nyt-geo>began
> its heaviest assault on
> Gaza in three decades.UNQUOTE
> 
> In a matter of only a few days we have lost two colleagues
> killed while on
> duty as doctors, an American surgeon deployed in Iraq and a
> Palestinian
> doctor riding in an ambulance. Although these two men were
> worlds apart --
> it is definitely NOT my intention to debate Middle East
> politics, there are
> other venues for that -- they both had one thing in common:
> they were ready
> to sacrifice themselves, and did so, in order to bring aid
> and relief to
> others.
> 
> May we remember them all.
> --
> christos giannou
> Monemvasia Lakonia
> 23070 Greece
> tel & fax: (++30) 27320-61772
> mob: (++30) 69 74 83 28 18
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> Christos and Ron were among the first to bring to our
> attention that  another 
> physician brother has died this week while rendering aid to
> others  wounded 
> during acts of war.  This second doctor is just as well
> known, just  as loved, 
> just as respected by his family and associates in his
> country, as was  the one 
> from Philadelphia, who was known to many in North America. 
>   The sad and 
> painful news, as well as the deep loss is the  same.    As
> long as there are 
> wars, either among gangs on the  streets or pronounced by
> leaders of governments, 
> or created by subversive  terrorist, those responding to
> human injury will be 
> harmed; nurses, medics,  EMTs, dentists, physicians, along
> with soldiers and 
> civilians.   None  of those harmed declared the fighting,
> they just responded 
> to the needs of  fellow humans.    We will always do that. 
>  We are  
> genetically driven to give and to attempt to  heal.     As
> we mourn these two losses, 
> let us not  forget those many others, nameless, who were
> also loved and honored 
> by  their own set of relatives and associates.     
>  
> These continuing bits of news from Gaza, Mumbai, and the
> streets of Houston  
> and Philadelphia (and many others) causes me to be
> concerned and bitter, if 
> not  remorse.    There must be a better way.      AND
> together we can find it.  
>  
> Kenneth L. Mattox, MD    
>  
>  
> In a message dated 1/3/2009 11:50:37 A.M. Central Standard
> Time,  
> x.giannou at gmail.com writes:
> 
> The  following article from the New York Times
> In Dense Gaza, Civilians  Suffer
> 
> By TAGHREED EL-KHODARY
> 
> Published: December 31,  2008
> 
> GAZA<http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritories/
> gaza_strip/index.html?inline=nyt-geo>—
> A  dentist stood at the bed of a doctor, his good friend
> Ehab  Madhoun,
> 32,
> who had just died, his shrapnel-pitted body wrapped in a 
> white shroud. The
> day before, Dr. Madhoun, a general practitioner, was in  an
> ambulance
> responding to an Israeli strike at the Jabalya refugee camp
> in  northern Gaza.
> Another missile hit the ambulance. The driver, Muhammad Abu
>  Hasira, died
> instantly. Dr. Madhoun lingered for a day, dying of his
> wounds  on Wednesday
> in the intensive care unit of Shifa Hospital, where
> hundreds  of people have
> been brought  since
> Israel<http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/international/countriesandterritorie
> s/israel/index.html?inline=nyt-geo>began
> its  heaviest assault on
> Gaza in three decades.UNQUOTE
> 
> In a matter of  only a few days we have lost two colleagues
> killed while on
> duty as  doctors, an American surgeon deployed in Iraq and
> a Palestinian
> doctor  riding in an ambulance. Although these two men were
> worlds apart --
> it is  definitely NOT my intention to debate Middle East
> politics, there are
> other  venues for that -- they both had one thing in
> common: they were ready
> to  sacrifice themselves, and did so, in order to bring aid
> and relief  to
> others.
> 
> May we remember them all.
> -- 
> christos  giannou
> Monemvasia Lakonia
> 23070 Greece
> tel & fax: (++30)  27320-61772
> mob: (++30) 69 74 83 28 18
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