Palestinian girl miraculously survives headshot by Israeli drone in Gaza

In a shocking incident amid ongoing hostilities in Gaza, a young Palestinian girl survived after being shot in the head by an Israeli drone.

According to local medical sources, the bullet did not penetrate her skull but instead became lodged, narrowly saving her life.

The incident, described by doctors as nothing short of a miracle, highlights the harrowing reality faced by civilians—particularly children—in Gaza under relentless bombardment and drone surveillance.

Images and medical reports confirm that the girl was struck by a live round fired from a drone. Due to the angle or diminished velocity, the bullet embedded itself in her skull without piercing it—a rare occurrence that spared her from a fatal outcome.

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Doctors are closely monitoring her condition and have expressed cautious optimism about her recovery, though long-term neurological impacts remain uncertain.

The case has drawn widespread attention on social media, where many users have called it a “miracle” and renewed demands for an end to attacks on civilian populations.

Human rights organizations have repeatedly raised alarms about the use of advanced drone weaponry in densely populated areas like Gaza, warning of the high risk to innocent lives—particularly children.