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ليلى بحاجة إلى رعاية طبية عاجلة وسفر خارج قطاع غزة لتلقي العلاج اللازم وإنقاذ حياتها. المسنة ليلى مرتجى، السيدة التي غطّت الدماء وجهها عقب قصف الاحتلال مقهى في ميناء غزة، ترقد اليوم في المستشفى بحالة حرجة ، بعد إصابتها بجروح بالغة، أسفرت عن بتر إحدى يديها. Urgent Medical Care...

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