US nurses and doctors in Gaza.

. US doctors and nurses in Gaza. The document proposed is a letter addressed to the US Presidency by a few dozen doctors and nurses, of various origins including ethnicity, of the most diverse skills. What they have in common, in addition to their official professionalism, also with important health and academic responsibilities in US health facilities, is their permanence-activity in the months after 7 October in the still ongoing nightmare of the genocide in Gaza. The document is important because it is one of the very few that makes visible and audible a collegial presence of representatives of the world of health care who have no other affiliation than that of nurses and doctors. It is very difficult to publish in journals looked upon as generators of medical knowledge anything about Gaza. The editors demand 'neutrality'. Even when the 'evidence' makes visible and infinitely confirmed what even the UN declares 'unthinkable'. These authors-actors-citizens then tell their policy-makers what happens: they simply ask them to watch, to listen, to judge whether it is tolerable to support, no matter with what excuses or reasons, that everything continues.