Tragic Stories from Gaza: "I Have No Hand or Leg, How Can I Play"
The article addresses the suffering of children in Gaza who have lost limbs due to bombings and ongoing wars, as the region has the highest number worldwide of children with amputations, with over 6,000 cases since the start of the aggression, more than 25% of whom are children. The report highlights the ongoing psychological and physical impact on these children, who endure persistent pain, deep psychological trauma, and face difficulties in coping with the loss of their limbs amid limited resources and inadequate rehabilitation services. The article sheds light on tragic stories of children who have lost loved ones and their own bodies, emphasizing the urgent need for humanitarian efforts, psychological support, and rehabilitation to help them overcome these hardships.
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