Mother of Sila, Waleed, Qusai, and Kareem
a survivor of the genocide,
a journalist who only wants to secure a dignified life for her children after losing everything.
the only thing I have left to give
the only thing I have left to give
Her nights are filled with crying, her hoarse voice begging for something so small:
Her nights are filled with crying, her hoarse voice begging for something so small:
Sila’s small body can no longer endure what even adults can’t bear.
Eczema covers her skin, and rashes break out across her face and hands because of the crushing heat inside the tents of death.
Sila’s small body can no longer endure what even adults can’t bear.
Eczema covers her skin, and rashes break out across her face and hands because of the crushing heat inside the tents of death.
I’am a mother of four children who have been deprived of everything, of the simplest rights of childhood, because of this war of extermination.
I’am a mother of four children who have been deprived of everything, of the simplest rights of childhood, because of this war of extermination.
Sometimes we find only a bit of bread and water, and sometimes nothing at all.
She need milk daily😩
Sometimes we find only a bit of bread and water, and sometimes nothing at all.
She need milk daily😩
I write today with a heart heavy from all the fear, hunger, and pain that war has brought. My little girl, Sila her beautiful face that once lit up the room with her smile has grown pale.
I write today with a heart heavy from all the fear, hunger, and pain that war has brought. My little girl, Sila her beautiful face that once lit up the room with her smile has grown pale.