Gaza Couple Adopts Orphaned Girl Whose Parents Were Killed In Israel’s Genocide

Bader Alaa

In the midst of unimaginable devastation in Gaza, a story of love and resilience shines through. Rami Aroki and his wife, Eman Farahat, have taken a heartwarming step by adopting a little girl who tragically lost her parents during Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Rami shared the emotional decision on his Facebook account, writing: “My friends and family, I would like to share with you a special step in my life with my wife. I have adopted a little girl who lost her parents in the war to become part of my family and fill our lives with love and warmth.”

The couple’s decision comes as Gaza continues to endure one of the darkest chapters in its history. According to recent reports, Israel’s relentless attacks have resulted in the deaths of over 15,000 Palestinian families, leaving countless children orphaned. The UN estimates that over 30,000 children in Gaza have lost one or both parents since the beginning of the violence. These children face not only the trauma of losing their families but also the daily struggle for survival in a besieged and war-torn land.

Despite the devastation, Rami and Eman’s story highlights the resilience and humanity of the Palestinian people. By opening their hearts and home to this young girl, they are providing her with a chance at a brighter future, even as the world around them remains fraught with destruction and loss.

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