Dr. Mohammed Harara reunited with family after Khan Younis hospital evacuation

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Dr. Mohammed Harara had no contact with his family for several weeks while he worked non-stop to save lives in the collapsing Gazan medical system. “I can’t explain how I feel,” he told the NBC News crew who filmed the happy reunion. “Alhamdulillah (Thank God), they are fine and they are still alive,” he added.