Portrait of the Palestinian Boy who lost both hands in an Israeli strike called Press Photo of the Year star-news.press/wp

Chasing the Portrait of Youth Palestinian Boy from Gaza who lost both hand in the Israeli strike was called the world of the press photo of the year for 2025. Year.

Mahmoud Ajjour, 9, flee to Israeli attack in Gaza with his family when he returned to send his loved ones to move forward, in a statement that follows a photo Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf.

It was then struck in the explosion, a non-profit network based on the Netherlands was added.

One of the Ajjour’s arm was completely interrupted, while the other injured was injured and eventually had to be amputated.

“One of the most difficult things Mahmoud explained whether Mahmoud first came to realization that his hands were amputated,” he said in a world photo statement. “The first sentence he said was,” How will I be able to hug you? “”

Ajjour evacuated from Gaza for treatment in the Katar capital Doha, where Abu Elouf took his portrait for the New York Times. The photographer also escaped into town.

Ajjour is one of the hundreds of children in Gaza that during the war she lost at least one limb, who saw more than 51,000 people killed from 7th, 2023, according to the Health Ministry in Hamas Enclaves.

UNICEF warned In December, more than 1,000 children in Gaza saw one or both legs from 7th, 2023, about 1,200 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250 and about 250, and about 250 and about 250 killed in separation.

“These are amazing numbers,” Dr. Ahmed Al-Fara, the head of the pediatric department at the National Hospital in the southern Gazi Khan Younis, said in the field in the interview, remaining and still remaining and still remaining and still left without any or both parents.

Al-Fara said that he cannot understand the “silence of the world” in the middle of a wide devastation in Gaza, where most enclaves were destroyed.

Many of the children’s operations in Gaza had to go through without anesthesia, according to UNICEF, with enclaves, also claims Israeli offensive, which restarted last month after breaks in the fight.

Talks for the permanent end of the fighting were due to begin the first phase of an arrangement of fire – in which Hamas announced 25 living hostages and bodies eight in exchange for about 1,800 Palestin prisoners and detainees – completed 1. March.

But the Israeli forces smashed a fragile truce and since then the airlines were initiated on the enclave, and at the same time continued on military operations.

Israel also conducted forbidden to enter medical furniture, along with food, water and other vital assistance during more than monthly enclave blockage.

Efforts to ensure a more durable fire break and ensure the release of hostages held in Gaza so far failed to give results.

Meanwhile, Mahmoud learns how to live without hands, lists the world statement of photos, adding to support for most everyday activities, including meals and trained.

He also learns to use his legs to do things like opening the door, writing and playing games on their phone, adding, adding to hoping to receive prosthetic limbs – a dream that now divides the growing number of children in Gaza.