Original - Sacrifice and Science – Hebron 1944

In the quiet hum of Hebron Hospital’s surgery room in 1944, science met sacrifice beneath sterile linens and focused hands. Clad in white gowns, Palestinian doctors moved with silent precision, embodying both medical mastery and unspoken resilience. Above them, a banner of a blooming heart hung like a sacred emblem—surrounded by birds and flowers, it symbolized the blooming heart of Palestinians, both doctors and patients alike. It was a reminder that healing was not just clinical, but deeply human. In every incision, a quiet revolution pulsed through Hebron’s beating heart—where sacrifice, care, and national spirit intertwined.

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Art Style: Mixed Art
Art Medium: Acrylic, Gold Leaf and Ink
Size and orientation: Portrait
Dimensions (cm): Height-90.00, Width-60.00, Depth-4.00

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