Hila Karadi, mother of 11-year-old Nasiya, who was critically injured by an Iranian missile strike in Bnei Brak on the eve of Passover, spoke today (Monday) on the 'One Noon' program on 'Kol Berama' radio.
In an interview filled with tears and faith, the mother described the moments of terror and the fight for her daughter's life in the intensive care unit at Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer.
Hila began with the story behind her daughter's name: "We named her Nesia - because she was born by a visible miracle. I remember the midwife shouting to us in the delivery room that this girl was born by a miracle. Now we need another miracle...""
The mother painfully recounted the moment of the injury: "Nasia was the girl who was most careful with the Home Front Command's instructions. At every alarm, she was the first to run to the protected area. But at the alarm in the morning, Nasia was asleep, and before she could get up and run, the missile fell and wounded her very seriously.".
Nesia's condition continues to be serious, and she is hospitalized under anesthesia and on a ventilator.
According to the mother, the medical team also understands that this is a case that goes beyond the boundaries of conventional medicine: "She has the most expert doctors in the world, and they told me unequivocally that without the prayers this would not have happened. They tell me that it simply doesn't make sense medically that her heart continues to beat.".
Hila made an emotional plea: "I beg each and every one of you – with a little prayer, a chapter of Psalms, you can be true partners in saving my girl. Don't stop praying for her.".
Her name for the prayer: Nasiya bat Hila, for a complete recovery among the rest of the sick in Israel.
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