ALBAWABA In a heart-wrenching incident that underscores the devastating toll of conflict on civilian lives, the Maghazi camp in the central Gaza Strip witnessed the tragic loss of Sila, a 12-year-old girl, and her brother, both victims of an occupation .
Before being killed by Israeli airstrikes, a Palestinian girl documented her wishes for the post-war period. '"I wish to talk to my dad for hours every day." The Palestinian child Sila expressed this wish, hopeful that it would be realized after the end of the war in Gaza.
However, the Israeli bombardment on the Nuseirat camp in the midst of the Gaza Strip claimed her life, along with her dreams."
The Israeli occupation not only claimed Sila's life but also extinguished the dreams and aspirations she had penned on a piece of paper. Sila had fervently expressed her wishes, anxiously awaiting the war's end to bring her dreams to fruition.
The day before her death, the child Sila wrote a play in the company of a large number of her siblings and cousins.
