Live broadcasts are popular around the world. Today, what we have to say is a very special “live broadcast.”

The location of live broadcasts in Syria is one of the few countries in the world still experiencing war.

 

The anchor is a 7-year-old girl named Bana Alabed who grew up in this war-torn country.

At the age of seven, it should have been an innocent, carefree age.

However, because the country in which she lives has been affected by war for many years, she has also prematurely exposed the cruelty of this world.

The seven-year civil war displaced millions of Syrian residents. It was when people finally saw the dawn of the civil war…

On April 13th, U.S. President Trump announced an air strike against Syria and conducted a “precise strike.” The goal is a scientific research center in the Syrian capital.

In 90 minutes, 110 missiles were fired into Syria –

All this came without warning. The night sky in Damascus was again reddish by the flames of war, and the smoke filled the air.

Children born in this age may not be able to lead a peaceful life. Children like Bana do not even know that children in other countries have completely different lives.

The only way she communicates with the world is Twitter. In Bana Alabed’s account, she broadcasts the cruelty of the war to the world.

“My name is Bana and I am 7 years old this year.
I talked to this world in Aleppo
Regardless of life or death, this is the last thing I want to say.”

“Pray for my country. I hope God will help Syria.”

“Syrian children died like this, too painful…”

“I can’t cry tonight because I see a Syrian kid die, but the world doesn’t care at all.”

“This is what is happening in the world I live in.”
“If you don’t know what happened in the past 24 hours, believe me, this little baby is experiencing pain now.”
“We want the end of the war. We want peace. The war must end now. The children have already suffered so much. The 7-year war is enough, and all the leaders of the world are asked to stand up and stop the war. I’m sorry. ”
“If you wake up again this morning, as usual, but this family will never wake up again. Yesterday, we were still alive in this world. They cried to the world for help, but no one could save them.”
“Dear friends, Karim, the 2-month-old baby around me, lost his mother and his left eye during the war. What did the baby do wrong?”
“The bomb killed the baby. I’m sorry, dear world, Syria’s New Year is not happy, only sad.”

After reading these painful words, you may feel like me and think that this is the worst picture you have ever seen.

But this is the childhood that many Syrian children are experiencing…

Persevering in spreading these painful words to the world, Bana knows that her strength is negligible, but she thinks silence is even more unforgivable than driving a car.

In this long-running war, ordinary people are destined to be the biggest losers.

Hundreds of thousands of people have lost their lives, 6.1 million have been displaced and 5.6 million refugees have sought refuge in neighbouring countries.

Two years ago, a three-year-old Syrian boy strangled on the way to smuggling presents the coldness of the war to the world.

At the age of 3, just beginning to touch this world, he was only lost in the darkest corner of the world.

After the attack, the Syrian boy, who was only 5 years old, was taken by the paramedics and sat in the orange seat of the ambulance. He covered with dust was so out of place with the world.

His left eye and cheek were covered with bloody blood flowing from his head. He didn’t cry or shout. He just widened his eyes and watched it quietly with piercing whistle and screaming people.

A 4-year-old child living in a refugee camp in the Turkish border saw a journalist who was approaching her and was afraid to raise her hands and surrender. Clenched his lips, only fear in his eyes.

This move may have been taught by numerous people from time to time: When you meet bad people, you have to surrender because rebellion is useless…

When you feel that it is not a big deal to waste half a bowl of rice, there are still children in the world who have connected a glass of water and are very cautious.

When you feel that life is too tired and you just want to sleep every day, there are still children in the world who are wide-eyed and curled up in the dark and waiting for the dawn.

Everyone has their own fears, but there are children in the world who are afraid of the whole world…

Children living in the war do not even have the opportunity to grow up.

They don’t know what “precision strike” is and don’t know where everything comes from.

Only knew that it was an explosion, an injury, an escape, a refusal to cry, and even watching him be loved and beside him…

When you are still thinking, how many devils are there in the world?

For Syrian children, the world in which they live is the devil.