Always with a smiling face, he was kind to his patients, colleagues, and students. He always listened to his students, telling them that they were his future colleagues.
He was very beloved by patients, treating them with great kindness because he understood the extent of their suffering from burns. He never wanted to add to their pain and would often joke with them to ease their distress.
The occupation bombed the building where he was with all of his family (his father, mother, wife, five children, two daughters, his sister, and 16 other relatives).