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Six-year-old Ayoub Juneid from Gaza went viral after a video showed him in tears, pleading for someone to fix his broken specialized glasses. He can barely see without them and suffers from a neurological condition that can’t be treated in Gaza. Like thousands of other children, Ayoub requires a medical evacuation, but those are few eight months after the ceasefire. CNN’s Jeremy Diamond has his story.
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