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November 2, 2026

Ahmad’s Story: Burned in Gaza, Now in Jordan

Five-year-old Ahmad lost his mother and father when his family’s tent in Gaza was struck. Read how he is healing in Jordan, his cousin beside him.

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Smiling five-year-old boy resting his chin on his hand at a table, holding a yellow toy
Patient story
November 2, 2026

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Ahmad’s Story: Burned in Gaza, Now in Jordan

Five-year-old Ahmad lost his mother and father when his family’s tent in Gaza was struck. Read how he is healing in Jordan, his cousin beside him.

Smiling woman in a brown headscarf lying in a hospital bed with a blue blanket
Patient story
November 2, 2026

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Reham’s Story: A Gaza Mother, Now in Jordan

Reham lost her three daughters, her mother and others in a single strike on her home in Gaza. She reached Jordan for treatment after losing her leg.

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November 2, 2026

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Malek’s Story: Standing Again After Gaza

Malek lost his left arm when a wire exploded as he cleared the rubble of his family’s home. He is learning to live again, hoping to help his mother.

Young woman in a headscarf seated with a walker beside a worker in a navy vest
Patient story
November 2, 2026

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Eman’s Story: Injured in Gaza, Hoping to Heal

Eman was pregnant when a shell struck her in Gaza, and she lost her baby, Rital. She later traveled to Jordan for care and hopes to return to her studies.

Woman with a cast on her leg as a young boy kisses her cheek
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November 2, 2026

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Maha’s Story: Gaza Mother Evacuated to Jordan

Maha, a mother of five, lost her son Ahmad and her right leg when her family’s tent in Gaza was struck. She was medically evacuated to Jordan for care.

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November 2, 2026

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Tala’s Story: Missing Gaza and Her Friends

Tala was trapped under the rubble of her family’s home in Gaza for two days. She lost her left eye and has had several surgeries. Read her story.

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November 2, 2026

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Maria’s Story: Gaza Girl Treated in Jordan

Maria lost both parents when a drone struck her family in Gaza. She came to Jordan with her grandmother for treatment while her two sisters stayed behind.

Woman in a dark headscarf and green cardigan sitting on a hospital bed
Patient story
November 2, 2026

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Selah’s Story: A Gaza Mother Holding On

Selah, a mother of eight, was badly injured when a rocket struck her family’s tent in Gaza. Her six-year-old son Karim was killed. Read her story.

Girl in a gray headscarf and dark coat sitting in front of a leafy green plant
Patient story
November 2, 2026

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Aya’s Story: A Gaza Teen Dreaming of Medicine

Aya, 15, was injured in a crowded tent in Gaza and spent about 150 days at Al-Shifa Hospital. She still plans to return to her studies and become a doctor.

Sara Mousa, six, smiling in a lilac dress
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September 12, 2026

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In God's Mercy: Farewell to Sara

FAJR Global mourns the passing of Sara Mousa, a six-year-old patient evacuated from Gaza to Jordan for life-saving medical treatment.

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Two boys waving from the stands at the Toyota Center in Houston
Update
April 6, 2026

Children undergoing medical treatment attend first NBA game

Children in Houston for ongoing treatment were courtside at the Toyota Center for their first NBA game, thanks to the Houston Rockets and Siraat Strategies. The night included a halftime moment on court, a turn on the Jumbotron, and a break from appointments.

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