A boy in Gaza is separated from his parents and flees the war with his eight siblings...
イスラエルのガザ侵攻による死者数が増えるなか、両親を亡くした子どもたちの状況が懸念されています
As the death toll from Israel’s invasion of Gaza increases, there is concern about the situation of children who have lost their parents.
UNICEF estimates that there are 17,000 such children.
Mohammed (13), who lives as a refugee in a refugee camp in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, lost his mother in an Israeli airstrike in October last year, and his father remains missing.
While taking care of her 6-month-old sister and eight siblings, she has fled the war and moved from place to place.
Every day, Mohamed calls his father’s cell phone and waits for a reply.
According to an announcement by UNICEF on the 2nd, it is estimated that the number of children who have lost their parents is 17,000 in the Gaza Strip alone.
In addition to poor food conditions, many children are mentally unstable due to being exposed to continuous bombing noise for a long time, and are appealing for early support.
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