Summary
A six-year-old girl named Sundus was shot by an Israeli sniper during a wedding in Gaza on November 3, despite a ceasefire being in place. She suffered severe head injuries and was taken to the hospital, where she underwent surgery. Sundus is recovering slowly but faces difficulties, including vision problems and limited movement.
Key Facts
- An Israeli sniper shot Sundus, a six-year-old girl, during a wedding in Gaza.
- The incident happened on November 3, during a ceasefire.
- Sundus was playing with other children on the first floor of the wedding venue when she was shot.
- She was taken to a hospital, where doctors found two bullets in her head.
- Sundus underwent a three-hour surgery and was initially in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
- After waking up, Sundus had vision problems and could not move the left side of her body.
- Doctors say Sundus needs physical therapy, and her full recovery is uncertain.
