Gaza father hopes reopening of medical corridor can save his injured son

KHAN YOUNIS: The father of 18-year-old Hassan who says his son was shot in the head over two months ago in Gaza while out seeking food hopes that the reopening of the Rafah border point will save him. “The Rafah crossing is our lifeline, for patients and for the Gaza Strip,” Ibrahim Qlob told Reuters in Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis where Hassan lies motionless in bed, his eyes covered with bandages. “I’m waiting. One day passing for me feels like a year.” The injury caused a brain haemorrhage, necessitating the removal of part of his skull.

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