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A Gaza Doctor Went to Work to Save Lives. Hours Later, Her Children’s Burned Bodies Arrived

  • On Friday, Dr. Alaa al-Najjar was on duty at a hospital in southern Gaza when an Israeli airstrike struck her family’s residence in Khan Younis.
  • Dr. Al-Najjar had left her ten children at home to care for patients amid Israel's military campaign triggered by the October 7 Hamas attack.
  • The airstrike killed nine of her children, aged from seven months to 12 years, while one son survived with critical injuries along with her badly injured husband.
  • Ahmad al-Farra, a doctor at Nasser Hospital, said al-Najjar continued working, checking on her husband and surviving son, Adam, age 11, who both underwent surgeries.
  • The attack highlights the severe toll on Gaza's medical staff and civilians, as Gaza's health ministry reports over 53,000 deaths amid ongoing Israeli strikes and blockade.
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