Yehia Hamouda, who was born two months premature while the war raged in the Gaza Strip, was transferred to the southern part of the enclave after Israeli forces stormed the hospital in the northern part where he was being treated. Trapped in the northern part, his parents have been seeing him ever since. Sontos' mother and Zakaria's father look at pictures of Gehia, now five months old, on a mobile phone in their home in Jabalia in northern Gaza, which is cut off from the south by Israeli military checkpoints. Sondos stated that it is very dangerous to travel the 30 km distance from Jabalia to Rafa. “There are armored vehicles and bulldozers. “My husband and I can't go,” she said. “They would kill us. I'm afraid our son will end up living alone.” Gehia was born on November 27, seven weeks after the start of the conflict that erupted when militants from the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas […]
Source: News Beast
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