A boy whose father and nine siblings were killed in an Israeli strike on the way to Italy

Last month, an 11-year-old Palestinian boy who survived an Israeli air strike in Gaza, who died his father and nine siblings, evacuated to Italy for treatment.

Adam al-Najar and his mother, Dr. Alao Al-Najar, were to fly to Milan in northern Italy on Wednesday night, the Italian Foreign Ministry said.

Alao’s husband, Dr. Hamdi al-Najar and nine of their children were killed after their house was killed in the southern city of Khan Yunis.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that at a time when the incident was considered. BBC has contacted IDF for an updated comment.

Personnel posted on the Internet by Palestinian journalists Mohammad Salamad and Halama Asfur on Wednesday showed that the boy and his mother got into the car of the Red Crescent car and said goodbye when they left the gas.

In an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, published before the evacuation, Alao stated that Adam’s condition was stable, but “his left hand is in poor condition, the bones are broken and the nerves are damaged.”

Mother and son, together with 17 other wounded Palestinians, as well as relatives, were moved to the border to the Israeli city of Eilat on Wednesday, where they will be sent to different cities of Italy on the statutory flights of the Italian Air Force, the country’s foreign affairs said.

The flight carried by Adam was linked to the land at Milan Liteon’s airport, the statement said.

Including the mission on Wednesday, 150 Palestinian patients were evacuated from gas to Italy for medical treatment, as well as more than 450 supporting family members, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added.

Alao’s husband, Hamdi, just returned by throwing his wife to the Nasser’s hospital where they both worked If in May there was a death attack on their home.

Hamdi was taken to the hospital with brain and internal injuries, but died a few days later.

Adam suffered serious injuries but survived the attack.

The British surgeon, who treated him, said that “Adam’s left hand was only given to the fact that he was covered by fragments, and he had some significant breaks” when he arrived at the hospital.

At the time, IDF noted that in response to reports of the strike that “the plane hit several suspected IDF forces operating near the troops in the Han -Yunis area, a dangerous combat area that was evacuated to civilians for their protection.

Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to Hamas’s cross -border attack on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

At least 54,981 people were killed in Gaza during the war, in accordance with the Ministry of Health on the territory.