About half of Iran’s ballistic missiles crashed or did not launch in the attack on Israel.
The only person injured was Amina, 7, who is currently fighting for her life.
– Everyone believes that she will come back healthy. If she comes home with brain damage, God knows how they will react, said the girl’s father Mohammed al-Hasoni to TV4’s team who have met the family in the Negev desert.
This weekend, Iran fired drones and robots at Israel. About half of the robots crashed before reaching their target or failed to launch at all, three US officials told The Wall Street Journal.
But in the attacks, a girl, Amina, 7 years old, was injured, who is currently fighting for her life.
TV4 has met the girl’s family, who are Bedouin, in the Negev desert.
“Her brain is damaged”
– When we heard the alarm and the robots came towards us, we started to evacuate the children to the car. She was the next child I was going to pick up after my boy. But then the robot came, it broke through and hit her, says father Mohammed al-Hasoni.
The girl’s father says that they drive back and forth to the hospital in Be’er Sheva in southern Israel where the daughter is.
According to the doctors, the situation is critical.
– They have told me that her brain is damaged and we are waiting for new information. She has a machine attached to her for the urine. She breathes with the help of a machine. She has the help she can get, says Mohammed al-Hasoni.
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TV4’s correspondent in Israel: “An extremely difficult time for the family”
“God knows how they will react”
Today, it is not known whether the girl will survive or which buts may persist. In addition, the girl’s siblings do not know how bad the damage is. Something Mohammed is horrified to tell.
– Everyone believes that she will come back healthy. If she comes home with brain damage, God knows how they will react. I don’t know how they will react. They believe she will come back as she was, healthy.
Father Mohammed has worked as a construction worker, among other things he has built part of the wall around Gaza.
The family says they have experienced rocket fire from Gaza before. But those rockets never hit, nor did they light up the sky like Iran’s robots did.