Consider This from NPR Never give up - one Gaza boy's story of trying to survive in Gaza
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Mar 16, 2025 Anas Baba, an NPR Gaza producer, interviews Nimer Sadi al-Nimer, a young boy who was critically injured in the ongoing conflict. They discuss Nimer's year-long journey of recovery after being shot while gathering food. Nimer shares his emotional and physical struggles, painting a vivid picture of life in war-torn Gaza. The conversation highlights the resilience and spirit of children affected by conflict, offering a personal glimpse into the broader humanitarian crisis faced by many in the region.
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Nimer's Story Revisited
- NPR revisited Nimer Sadi al-Nimer, a Gazan boy profiled last year after being shot five times by Israeli soldiers.
- He was found alive but still suffering from his wounds and the trauma of the ongoing war.
Nimer's Current Condition
- Nimer, now 12, lives with his grandmother in central Gaza due to nerve damage from his wounds.
- He can't play soccer, his favorite sport, and feels jealous watching his friends play.
Nimer's Survival
- Nimer survived a year of displacement, including an Israeli airstrike near a field hospital and a hostage extraction operation.
- He moved 12 times before returning to Gaza City.