He was martyred alongside Dr. Ziad al-Tatari and Dr. Ahmad al-Sahar as a result of a direct airstrike targeting the third and fourth floors of al-Awda hospital where they were working as part of a Doctors Without Borders team.

Dr. Ziad was martyred alongside Dr. Mahmoud Abu Nujeila and Dr. Ahmad al-Sahar as a result of a direct strike on the third and fourth floors of al-Awda hospitals while they were working as part of a Doctors Without Borders team.

He was martyred alongside members of his family (his three daughters, his brother and his sister-in-law) as a result of an airstrike targeting his home in Gaza City, after refusing to be displaced and continuing to work at al-Shifa hospital until he was martyred.

He was martyred alongside his father, father-in-law and brother-in-law as a result of a strike of his in-laws' house, where he, his two children and his pregnant wife had fled. The house was bombed shortly after he arrived home after spending several consecutive days in al-Shifa hospital where he was working during the genocide, after refusing to evacuate from the north. He was one of few doctors who stayed in al-Shifa following the evacuate orders.

He was martyred alongside members of his family (his son and father) after his car was targeted as they fled to the South during the "safe" period that the Israeli occupation forces had announced in their leaflets at the time

Killed by a "roof knocking" rocket as occupation forces attempted to force his family to evacuate their home following five days of siege in the Ansar roundabout neighborhood in Gaza City. He was killed despite multiple attempts by his family to contact the Red Cross to evacuate him as he crawled to try to find a safer place. He was martyred after bleeding to death due to several injuries. His body was found close to his house on January 23, 2024.

His house was targeted upon his return to visit his family after seven consecutive days of work in al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza. Dr. Midhat was martyred alongside his entire family in their house in Tel al-Hawa neighborhood.

Dr. Ahmad's life ended as he was working when the occupation airforce struck the third and fourth floors of al-Awda hospital and he was martyred alongside his colleagues Dr. Ziad al-Tatari and Dr. Mahmoud Abu Nujaila. Other members of the medical team sustained severe injuries, including Doctors Without Borders staff. His passing weighed heavily on those who knew him and were touched by his humanity in his work.