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In Bahrain the Racist pro-Zionist regime killing innocent people near their own houses, schools, shops, work all closed, people cannot go out at all. The pro-Zionist regime of pro-Zionist Hammad attacking Bahraini Shiaa’s areas and terrorise them confronting the unarmed people with their American-British guns and bullets.Zionist Saudi army in Bahrain is acting inhuman, they blocked the Hospital the only in Bahrain and attacked the doctors, nurses, amblances stopping them from treating the injured people.Today a nurse killed, shot by tow bullets in her neck while she was on her way to the hospital.Please we need your help to spread that out in your country.yours…info@shoahph.com |
Libya might be in the news, but for utterly contemptible behaviour look no further than Bahrain. The regime there is attacking doctors and other medical staff in the open.
The contemptible rulers of Bahrain felt emboldened when Zionist Saudi regime flexed its imperialist muscle and sent security forces to the small kingdom, since then the crackdown has intensified, as the Independent reports:
“The intimidation and detention of doctors treating dying and injured pro-democracy protesters in Bahrain is revealed today in a series of chilling emails obtained by The Independent.
At least 32 doctors, including surgeons, physicians, paediatricians and obstetricians, have been arrested and detained by Bahrain’s police in the last month in a campaign of intimidation that runs directly counter to the Geneva Convention guaranteeing medical care to people wounded in conflict.Doctors around the world have expressed their shock and outrage.
One doctor, an intensive care specialist, was held after she was photographed weeping over a dead protester. Another was arrested in the theatre room while operating on a patient.
Many of the doctors, aged from 33 to 65, have been “disappeared” – held incommunicado or at undisclosed locations. Their families do not know where they are. Nurses, paramedics and ambulance staff have also been detained.
Emails between a Bahraini surgeon and a British colleague, seen by The Independent, describe in vivid detail the threat facing medical staff as they struggle to treat victims of the violence. They provide a glimpse of the terror and exhaustion suffered by the doctors and medical staff.
Bahraini government forces backed by Saudi Arabian troops have cracked down hard on demonstrators since the unrest began on 15 February – and the harshness of their response has now been extended to those treating the injured. “