The doctors suspected her condition could be vitiligo and suggested laser treatment. Halil expressed his frustration and sadness, stating, "This child has no guilt. The illness is continuing to spread. Her psychology is very damaged. The other children don't want to play with her, and she isn't getting enough food.
She doesn't want to talk to anyone." He further described how, before the war, Lana attended school and helped her mother at home, but since moving to a tent, she has been carrying water and food from aid centers, which has affected her health.
"Children in Gaza are suffering a lot. They carry water, go for food. They are malnourished and cannot access medical treatment.
I want the children of Gaza to live like children around the world," he added.
