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Israeli shelling wounds child in Gaza; Health official reports over 21,600 children killed in war
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Israeli shelling wounds child in Gaza; Health official reports over 21,600 children killed in war
A 13-year-old boy lost his left eye and hearing in an Israeli artillery strike while playing football in Bureij camp, central Gaza.
- Adel al‑Ashi was playing football with friends near his family home in the Bureij refugee camp.
- Israeli artillery shelling struck the area, and shrapnel hit Adel in the face.
- The shrapnel caused permanent loss of his left eye and hearing in his left ear.
- Zaher al‑Wahidi, head of the information unit at the Ministry of Health, stated that more than 21,638 children have been killed in the war, representing about 30% of all fatalities.
TopicsGaza WarTargeting Civilians ConflictIndiscriminate Targeting CiviliansPalestinian Displacement RefugeesInjuries Shelling Amputations Hearing LossGenocide during warChild Casualties Armed ConflictIsraeli Attacks Gaza
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