Egypt Daily News - Doctors in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, were able to give birth to a baby girl from the womb of a Palestinian woman who was martyred along with her husband and eldest daughter, and 19 other Palestinians in brutal bombing by the Israeli occupation forces and heavy raids, including 13 children from one family.

For nearly 197 days, the Israeli occupation forces have been bombing the Gaza Strip randomly, making no distinction between old or young, man or woman. During the recent bombing of the city of Rafah in the south of the Strip, which targeted two houses, including a pregnant woman, she was martyred on the spot, but doctors were able to save the fetus, according to what was reported by Sky News Arabia.

Dr. Muhammad Salama, who is responsible for caring for the girl, said that she was born weighing 1.4 kg, and the doctors performed a quick emergency caesarean section. Her health condition is stable, and she is gradually improving.

The baby was born in the thirtieth week of pregnancy, and her mother is Sabreen Al-Sakani. The child was placed in one of Rafah’s hospital incubators, and a sticker was placed on her chest with the words “Daughter of the martyr Sabreen Al-Sakani.”

Naming the surviving child “Rooh”
One of the girl’s relatives said that her sister, who was martyred in the Israeli raid on the city of Rafah, “Malak,” wanted to name her “Rouh,” adding, “She has gone as an angel and a soul has come to life. She will live as an orphan,” stressing that the child will be in the hospital for a period between 3 to 4 months. Before the doctors allowed her to leave.

According to the announcement from the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, about 13 children and two women were killed in that raid in the home of a family called “Abdel-Al.”