A nurse fired in New York for sympathizing with Gazan mothers

According to Webangah News quoted by Tasnim News agency, Palestinian-American midwife Hassan Jaber when To receive his award for being chosen as a model nurse at the New York University Langone Health Medical Center, he grew old, spoke about the suffering of Gazan mothers, and then was fired.

Hasan Jabr because Compassionate care for mothers who lost their babies was recognized by New York University Langone Health Medical Center; But the university authorities could not tolerate her expression of sympathy with the mothers of Gaza.

She had said during receiving this award on May 7: “It pains me to see women from my country during the current genocide in Gaza. They suffer unimaginable injuries”.

“Hasan Jabr” wrote on his Instagram page on May 22 that he went to work on the first shift after receiving the certificate, but was summoned by the head of the hospital and the deputy nurse. The authorities of this medical center have accused him of “disrupting the ceremony”, “endangering others” and “slandering people”, and after the end of his shift, he was summoned again and this time he was given a letter of dismissal and asked him to Immediately leave the workplace.

In an interview with the New York Times, the nurse defended her words and said that talking about the war was “relevant” given the nature of the award she received.

He added: “This award was for the survivors, it was for bereaved mothers; Since October 7, 2023, Israel has waged a war against Gaza that has killed or injured more than 117,000 Palestinians, most of whom are children and women, and about 10,000 people have gone missing.

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