“We were preparing food when suddenly an Israeli bullet came through the window and hit her,” he said.
“She fell in front of us. I cannot forget that scene.”
Her wedding had been scheduled for early May.
Hala’s case reflects the reality in Gaza, where the health system has been pushed to the brink.
Palestinian estimates indicate that around 22,000 wounded and sick people need to leave the territory for treatment.
Her fiance appealed to the International Committee of the Red Cross and humanitarian organisations to intervene.
Israel has continued to commit daily violations of a ceasefire deal signed last October, killing 830 Palestinians and injuring 2,345, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.
The ceasefire was meant to end a two-year Israeli onslaught which left more than 72,000 dead and destroyed 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.
The UN estimates reconstruction costs at around $70 billion.
