Incredible rescue: Yazidin from Gaza finally free after ten years!

Incredible rescue: Yazidin from Gaza finally free after ten years!

In a remarkable development, a woman kidnapped as a Yazidin, who had been deported in Iraq by the terrorist organization of Islamic State (IS), was successfully saved from the Gaza Strip. According to reports of Israeli authorities, the woman had already been kidnapped at the age of eleven and found herself in the hands of a Palestinian man in the Gaza Strip. David Saranga, the head of the digital department of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, announced on the platform X that security forces intervened and freed the Yazidin. After her rescue, she could be united with her family again.

The Iraqi authorities confirmed the news of the liberation of the 21-year-old. Her rescue process lasted more than four months and was closely coordinated with the US messages in Baghdad and Amman as well as Jordanian bodies. The woman is said to have been transported by several countries during the liberation. However, the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs gave no further information on the exact details of the liberation.

diplomatic hurdles and sensitive environment

Despite the successful rescue, the diplomatic relationships between Iraq and Israel are extremely complicated. Iraq has no diplomatic contact with Israel, and Iraq citizens are prohibited from having any kind of contact with Israelis. This also made the process of returning the Yazidin difficult. According to Israeli media, lengthy diplomatic processes had to be undergone so that the woman could leave the Gaza Strip and start the trip to Iraq.

The Israeli newspaper "Jerusalem Post" reported on this tragic history in September. The young woman had therefore been forced to marry a Palestinian IS fighter in the Syrian city of Rakka, whereby he apparently also had connections to Hamas. During her captivity, she is said to have become victims of sexual abuse. According to reports, her husband has now died.

The situation became even more dramatic when a Palestinian man who had recorded the Yazidin in the house of her mother -in -law was killed in an Israeli air raid. The Yazidi then used a cell phone to put her history on the Internet. Supporters then campaign to organize their departure. According to reports, the woman has two children, but nothing is known about the current time.

The attack of IS on the Sindschar region in August 2014 led to the fact that thousands were captured by Yazidi women and abused as sex slaves. Despite the official reports of the Iraqi government on the victory over IS, according to activists, many of these women are still missing.