Around the world, medical school graduates pledge to follow ethical standards in their practice. Dr. Lina Qasem-Hassan, a Palestinian physician based in Israel, teaches medical ethics while treating patients from both Israeli and Palestinian backgrounds. The country’s healthcare system, recognized globally for its advancements, includes many doctors who are Palestinian citizens of Israel. Though the medical oath requires equal treatment for all, Lina observes growing tensions within the profession that challenge this ideal. Since February 2024, as the conflict has intensified, her dedication to upholding this oath has remained steadfast.
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