Feature: Gaza's young amputees struggle to heal amid war, medical collapse


GAZA, July 9 (Xinhua) -- On the dusty floor of a makeshift tent in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of Gaza City, 10-year-old Sara al-Borsh clutches a pen between her toes, carefully sketching a butterfly on the back of a recycled notebook page.

Just months ago, she was drawing with her hands, dreaming of becoming a pediatrician. But an Israeli airstrike in October 2024 shattered those dreams, along with her arms and her father's life.

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