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GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 3 – HEAL Palestine has evacuated 15 injured Gaza children for urgent medical care in the U.S., the largest such effort since the conflict began last year, officials said.
- More than a dozen Palestinian children, including three girls, arrived in the U.S. this week for urgent medical treatment coordinated by HEAL Palestine.
- The evacuation followed nearly 22 months of war triggered by the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, causing severe injuries and famine-like conditions in Gaza.
- The children, severely wounded by airstrikes—some losing family members or limbs—were welcomed by community members and will stay with foster families during recovery.
- Nora Khalil of HEAL Palestine highlighted that the children have endured extreme hardship and dire circumstances amid the conflict, with significant restrictions on the delivery of food and medical aid to Gaza.
- This largest evacuation effort aims to provide lifesaving care, emotional support, and eventual return home once children heal, signaling an ongoing humanitarian response.
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HEAL Palestine, a U.S.-based nonprofit organization is bringing three children from Gaza for medical treatment in the U.S.
2 critically injured Palestinian girls arrive for treatment at Boston hospitals - Boston News, Weather, Sports
BOSTON (WHDH) - Two critically injured Palestinian girls from Gaza arrived in Boston on Sunday to receive medical treatment thanks to the nonprofit Heal Palestine.The
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