In pictures: Life as a volunteer nurse in Gaza
Sabrine Mohammed Hilewa still manages to help others despite being a displaced person herself after Israeli bombardments
Sabrine Mohammed Hilewa continues to live life in Gaza as best she can (Hosam Salem/MEE)
Published date: 12 February 2015 20:15 GMT
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Last update: 9 years 9 months ago
Sabrine Mohammad Hilewa is a 20 year old student in the Department of Biology at the University of al-Azhar in Gaza. She left her home in Shejaiya district following the massive Israeli bombardment during Operation Protective Edge and sought refuge with her family in a rented flat on Jalaa street in the north of Gaza. When her neighbour's house was bombed, she went to al-Shifa hospital and starting working as a volunteer nurse. The photos show a day in the life of a person who despite being a victim of bombardment and is displaced herself, chooses to help those in need.
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