Bana Alabed, a 7-year-old Syrian girl, used the twitter to convey the voice of Syrian children to the world.
Her tweets read as the following:
We do not have anything to eat, here.
Infants need powder milk.
Hospitals are bombed.
The wounded and the sick do not have medicine.
The siege of this region must end as soon as possible.
Bana added, “Our house was bombed twice. We want to live in peace.”
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