Syrian Girl's Loss: From Home to Streets

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome to Global News Today, powered by AI and Connected Worldwide. A 12 year old Syrian girl named Nareeman Aouisa had a normal kids life in Beirut's southern suburbs, playing with toys and riding her bike until. An Israeli strike last month wiped out her parents, two brothers and sister, collapsing their home. The family had fled there during a previous clash between Israel and Hezbollah last year, but came back when it ended, only for fighting to restart on. March 2nd amid wider tensions with Iran. Now Nareeman lives on the streets with her aunts and extended family out of school and scraping by on aid donations after losing their cleaning jobs. Huddling around bonfires at night to stay warm, she's missing her old life hard, asking when her mom will come back while her aunt worries about raising her without parents in this mess, part of. Over 1 million displaced in Lebanon. More than 1,200 people have died in strikes since March 2nd, including Syrians, with over

1:01180,000 fleeing the country. Recently, but Nareeman just wants school and friends again as her family holds on for some normalcy.