As the Israel-Palestine conflict enters its third week, Gaza's Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis has become a heartbreaking symbol of loss and resilience. The Gaza Strip health authorities reported over 7,326 fatalities and 18,967 injuries since October 7, with children bearing the brunt of the tragedy. 🩹
Inside the overwhelmed hospital corridors, young survivors sit alone—some missing parents, others entire families. One girl clutches a stuffed animal, her bandaged arm trembling. A boy, no older than 10, asks nurses about his siblings, unaware they’re gone. 💔
Muhammad Musa, who survived an Israeli airstrike with his daughter, told staff: 'We woke up to rubble. No one else made it.' His story echoes across wards filled with 'miracle' survivors who’ve lost everything.
Doctors work around the clock with dwindling supplies, treating burns and shrapnel wounds. 'These children need more than medicine—they need a future,' said a nurse, rushing between beds. The World Health Organization has called for urgent humanitarian corridors as winter approaches. 🌐🏥
