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1.4 Jabalia Refugee Camprehabilitation. She hopes to go to Turkey for furthersurgery and seeks assistance to this end.EJJ17Patient: HA [Minor; name redacted and retained atthe offices of PHR-Israel]Gender: FAge: 3Witness: Patient’s aunt, Hanaa’ (refuses to give fullname), not present at the incident but heard thedetails from the patient’s father and mother whowere present and injured in the same incident.Date of Interview: 12 Aug 2014Location of Interview: St. Joseph Hospital, EastJerusalemInterviewer/s: Alicia VacasAlso present:Home address: Jabalia Refugee Camp, Bir al NajaOccupation: NoneדImage by Alicia Vacas, St Joseph Hospital,East Jerusalem, 12 Aug 2014Injuries: 2nd degree burns over scalp and backrequiring skin grafts; deep wound on right footrequiring skin graft; head injury due to shrapnel:small epidural hematoma in parietal region andsubarachnoid haemorrhage of both parietal regions.Date/time of incident: 30 Jul 2014Location of incident: In the home of the patient onthe 4th floor of a building in Jabalia Refugee Camp(Bir Al Naja)Circumstances of injury: [See also interview EJJ18for circumstances of same event-Ed.] There wasbombing in the area. The patient lived with herfamily in a 4th floor flat and the whole family wasin the flat (father, mother and three children: thepatient, aged 3 years, and siblings aged 20 monthsand 5 months). A missile hit the house, the witnessdoesn’t know where it came from, hitting manymembers of the family including the patient.Others killed/injured in same event: [see interviewEJJ18 below -Ed.]; The patient’s sister, 5 monthsold, was killed. Her mother, Ilham Abu Aida, 30,was severely injured and is in the same hospital,119