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Three Palestinian girls, injured in the Gaza conflict, arrived in Boston for medical treatment on Sunday, part of a larger medical evacuation effort by HEAL Palestine. 14-year-old Rahaf Aldalou, who survived an airstrike that killed her mother and siblings, is receiving treatment for severe burns and shrapnel wounds. The other girls, 12-year-olds Rahalf Abuawad and Seba Abuabeda, will receive care in Ohio and Seattle respectively. Their arrival comes amid increasing international criticism of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with reports of famine-like conditions and accusations of Israel restricting food access. HEAL Palestine, a US-based non-profit, has facilitated the evacuation of over 50 children, providing medical care and long-term support.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.