Seven year-old girl left paralysed by Gaza air strike

Maha, a 7-year-old girl from Gaza, is paralyzed from the neck down after an airstrike that killed her mother and sisters. She has been in this condition for 22 days, and her recovery depends on urgent treatment abroad. Three hospitals in Germany, Turkey, and the United States are ready to accept her, with a sponsor covering the costs. However, she needs permission from Israel to leave Gaza. Her chances of recovery diminish daily, and if she remains in Gaza, the risk of infection could lead to permanent damage. Despite living through three wars, Maha has shown resilience and bravery, though her aspirations have shifted from becoming a doctor to joining the resistance.

What challenges does Maha face due to her condition?

What does Maha express a desire to do if she can move her hand?

What is the significance of the hospitals mentioned in the text?

How does Maha's experience in war affect her perspective on life?

What does Maha want to be when she grows up, and how has that changed?