Dr. Hamdi Najar, wounded as a result of the bombing of the Israeli rocket against his house, which died nine of his ten children – May 24 in southern gas, died this Sunday after he lost his wounds, medical sources said.
The mother of ten children, a pediatrician Alaa, received the bodies of her children, working in the Gazati Hospital Nazer in Jan -Junis.
11 -year -old Adam is the only survivor and remains hospitalized in serious condition. The baby receives chest injuries and multiple fractures in the body.
The Legal Center Gisha for freedom of movement, Israeli Eenega, appealed a few days ago, so that Adam and his father received urgent medical care abroad, noting that both are still suffering from wounds that threaten their lives.
According to this non -governmental organization, Adam received neurological damage and multiple wounds throughout the body that required operations that included radial nerve transplants and the restoration of damaged nervous tissue.
From the very beginning of the military attack on Gaza, Israel does not allow Gazati in hospitals in the occupied West Bank or Israel, which forces them to ask for difficult permission to go abroad and detain evacuation in emergency situations.
“All this bureaucracy is another form of violence that accompanies attacks,” says Shai Grunberg from NGO Gis. Most of the hospitals in Gaza were attacked several times during these 19 months of the offensive, many of them do not work, and all of them suffer from the lack of main products and drugs.
“The family, when Najar could and was supposed to be immediately evacuated along the border, is the full control of Israel, with urgent coordination of Kogat -and was transferred at an hour of ambulance to the hospital on the west coast on the western coast or Israel,” Golonberg said about the impossible choice for gas.
The current process requires an official request from the World Health Organization (WHO) Kogata, an agency that is responsible for civil cases in the occupied Palestinian territories. But also the identification of a third country who wants to receive a patient, processing a visa, organization of a trip and final coordination with Kogat and the Israeli army.
“As this case clearly demonstrates, in practice this is not a real decision; He cannot satisfy the urgent medical needs that Israel itself creates in gas, ”adds Golnberg.