Amina Hassouna, the 7-year-old girl severely injured by shrapnel from an intercepted ballistic missile continues to be in extremely serious condition at Soroka Medical Center.
The shrapnel fell directly on her home in the Negev desert during the Iranian attack in the early hours of Sunday morning.
According to pediatric intensive care director Dr. Isaac Lazar, she is still on artificial ventilation and in life-threatening condition.
“The interdisciplinary team of intensive care specialists, anesthesiologists, neurosurgeons and others continues to care for her around the clock,” Lazar says.
“We all hope that her condition will quickly improve and that she will soon be healthy and able to return home with her family,” he says.
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