Palestinian boy says ‘I’m okay’ after rescue from Gaza rubble

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Palestinian boy Mohammed Al-Yazji was rescued from the rubble of his destroyed home in Gaza City. Covered in dust and bruises, he reassured his rescuer in a trembling voice, saying ‘I’m okay’.

Published On 3 Oct 2025

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