00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:33I'm not Israeli. I'm not Palestinian. I'm not Christian. I'm not Muslim. I'm not Jewish. I don't really have any
00:37connection to it. But as an American, I just don't want my government involved in crimes.
00:41I'm a Palestinian. I'm not a spokesperson. I'm a human being. I'm a U.S. doctor who wants to see
00:46babies like my babies not be killed anymore.
00:50What surprised me most was how the carnage was focused on journalists, health care workers, and children.
01:01Where was that?
01:02That bomb hit the building.
01:04There was a 15-year-old kid ready for discharge that was incinerated.
01:07And if I had gone down and been changing that kid's dressing, there would have been three bodies and I
01:11would have been one of them.
01:11When they hit a hospital, that's a deep tragedy that people will feel in the community for the foreseeable future.
01:17We're just asking that hospitals not be targeted.
01:19Why that conversation is derailed in the United States is beyond me.
01:23We do not have to accept that as Americans.
01:27The United States could stop sending jet fuel, bombs, all sorts of weapons.
01:30This is a political problem. We need a political solution.
01:35We're a good pair. You talk intelligently and I talk emotionally.
01:38It's on us to make sure that their stories are told.
01:43I couldn't go to Fulovsky.
01:44I got rejected and then I come back to the United States and get detained by the Department of Homeland
01:49Security.
01:51This is what my tax dollars did.
01:54What your tax dollars did.
01:55What my neighbor's tax dollars did.
02:00They have the right to know the truth.
02:05Perot's the right one to listen to.
02:06He is about fairness and he is about doing the right thing.
02:09You know we're not dating, right? You don't have to talk me up this much.
02:12I just met her five minutes ago.
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