In Gaza, a long path to recovery for one woman who lost eye, and daughter
Summary
Najwa Abu Atiwi, a woman from Gaza, was severely injured in an Israeli air strike that destroyed her home and killed her young daughter. She has undergone multiple surgeries and treatments for her injuries but still faces challenges in recovery due to limited medical resources in Gaza.Key Facts
- Najwa Abu Atiwi was injured in an Israeli air strike on her home in the Nuseirat camp in Gaza.
- She lost one eye and sustained serious fractures and injuries to her face and jaw.
- Her daughter, Hajar, nearly six years old, was killed in the same attack.
- Najwa spent weeks in a coma and did not learn about her daughter's death until later.
- She has had metal plates and meshes placed in her face and continues to have difficulty eating and speaking.
- Some specialized medical treatments she needs are not available in Gaza because of the ongoing blockade and damage from the conflict.
- Doctors say her injuries are complex and require reconstructive surgery of facial bones and tissues before cosmetic surgery.
- The conflict in Gaza has led to tens of thousands of deaths and severe medical and infrastructural challenges.
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