Humanitarian Crisis

Introduction Imagine a bustling city hospital, once a beacon of hope for the sick and injured, now silent and empty. Doctors and nurses have fled, essential medicines are depleted, and the flickering electricity provides only a dim reminder of the care that once flowed through its corridors. This is the stark reality for many Syrians … Read more

The crackling static of a phone line held the weight of years. For Fatima, huddled in a refugee camp in Lebanon, each ring was a universe of possibility and dread. Then, a voice, hesitant yet familiar: “Fatima? It’s me, Ahmed. I’m back in Daraya.” The words, carried over thousands of miles, shattered the barriers of … Read more