In 2024 and 2025, Dr Mo served in Gaza’s Nasser and European hospitals, with RAHMA World wide providing critical emergency care amid escalating violence. His commitment to frontline care drew him back to Gaza in March 2025 with the Palestinian, Australian, and New Zealand Medical Association team, arriving just as a fragile ceasefire collapsed. His raw, live reporting from inside emergency departments brought the devastation of the conflict to millions worldwide. His work was profiled by The Guardian (April 2025), where he spoke about the unbearable realities of healthcare collapse under bombardment, saying, “If I could, I would shout from the rooftops about what I’ve seen.”

Since returning, Dr Mo has completed 25 national speaking engagements and contributed to 19 major media articles, pod casts, and interviews, galvanising public and political action to protect the children of Gaza. His compelling voice continues to mobilise communities, leaders, and international organisations.

Dr Mo’s ability to bridge worlds from elite sports to frontline medicine, from refugee camps to global media platforms, has made him an exceptional advocate for vulnerable communities. His personal experiences, fierce advocacy, and unwavering sense of justice continue to mobilise international conversations about the protection of civilians, the rights of children, and the critical importance of safeguarding healthcare in conflict zones.

Today, Dr Mo stands at the forefront of humanitarian advocacy, using his platform to champion the rights of Gaza’s children to healthcare, dignity, and life.