He finally couldn’t bear the baby girl who was born by caesarean section after the death of his mother in Rafa

In the end, he did not manage to keep the little girl alive who was born by caesarean sectionafter his mother was killed along with her husband and daughter in an Israeli raid in Rafah, Gaza Strip, according to his information BBC.

THE Sabreen al-Sakani was born by cesarean section in a Rafa hospital shortly after midnight on Sunday. Amid the chaos at the hospital, doctors resuscitated the baby, using a hand pump to push air into his lungs. However, she did not last, died on Thursday and was buried next to her mother, after whom she was named.

According to reports, a total of 16 children were killed in two airstrikes in Rafah last weekend, which targeted the housing complex where they lived.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) they said they were targeting Hamas fighters and infrastructure.

The infant’s mother was 7.5 months old pregnant when the Israeli airstrike on the family’s home took place shortly before midnight on Saturday, when she, her husband and their three-year-old daughter were sleeping.

The unfortunate woman suffered extensive injuries, her husband and daughter were killed, but the baby was still alive in her womb when rescue crews arrived. So, she was immediately taken to the hospital, where the doctors performed an emergency cesarean to get the child out. After birth, they placed it in an incubator, describing the condition as critical.

The little girl weighed barely 1.4 kg when he was born and presented severe breathing difficulty due to his premature birth.

“This child should have been in his mother’s womb right now, but he was denied that right,” the head of the neonatal emergency unit at the Emirati hospital in Rafah said after her birth.

The baby’s maternal grandmother stated at BBC that the family planned to adopt the child, but didn’t get to…

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