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Mahmoud Ajjour, who was seriously injured in a Israeli holiday, 9525 World Press Photo.
Last year, a Palestinian child and a Palestinian child, who was seriously injured in the Drone attack of Israel, was described last year 2025 World Press Picture According to the year, the explosion said he had struggled to adapt to life since he lost his two goals.
Doha, Nine-Old Mahmoud Ajjour, who is Qatar, Nine-Old Mahmoud Ajjour, reminded me of the moment of the bomb that targets his house in March 2024.
Welcoming the old city of Gaza, Ajjour, who first did not understand that he was injured.
“I thought I just fell. But I found myself in place, exhausted and thought of what happened,” said Al Jazeera.
In fact, he said, “flew and flew one and flew with me.”
The wounds that still hinder their seriously injuries – the wounds that killed the whole body – Ajjour said he looked around and saw his arms. Despite the acquaintance, the brain could not understand what they were still exploded.
“My mother then told me that I lost my arms.” “I started to cry. I was very sad and my mental situation was very bad.”
Many such as many such as medical supplies in Gaza have deteriorated even more mental health when conducting an operation without anesthesia. Throughout the war, Israeli forces prevented vital border crossings, which prevented the entry of very necessary medical supplies food and fuel, including other aid.
“They surgoted me while waking up while waking up.”
“I couldn’t bear the pain, I was screaming very high. My voice filled the hallways.”
‘Everything is hard’
Ajjour is one of thousands of children in Gaza, ruthless, inseparable Israeli bombing life-changing injuries.
According to the United Nations Children’s Foundation, more than 10 children every day, since October 7, 2023, when Israel has launched the ongoing genocide in Gaza, lost one or two.
This is more than 1,000 children.
“Gaza now has many children per capita in any part of the world – many of which are losing limbs and even immoral operations without anesthesia,” he said.
Now learning to write a game on your phone, learn to play games on his phone and learn to wear himself – but still need special help for most everyday activities.
Now the days of their lap are still touched.
Before the attack, Ajjour said he went to the market and got the dish with vegetables and needs.
“Now everything is difficult, including myself, and helps the bathroom … But I try to do my best,” he said. “I manage my life like this. I do this.”
Ajour dreams of a future to help Gaza return and to help rebuild the destructive enclave.
“He hopes that the world can finish the war in Gaza.”
“We want to live in our lands. We do not want the Israelites to take it,” he said.
“People die there (in Gaza). My house was bombed. How could I live like that?”
According to the Ministry of Health of Gaza, the attack on the siege of Israel and the bombing of the bombing has been injured in more than 51,000 Palestinians and at least 116,505.
Most of the 2.3 million strong population forcibly dispersed, most of the lands, and the main infrastructure was damaged and demolished the healthcare system.
