Laila Eido..a girl kidnapped from ISIS..a young woman returned to her family

Laila Abdo.. her photos filled websites CommunicationThe 11-year-old girl who was kidnapped by ISIS was replaced yesterday as a young woman by her family in Iraq, according to a report published by the Arab News Agency.

Laila Eido spent years under the shadow of oppression and fear in the “caliphate” of the terrorist organization, after she was kidnapped with hundreds of Yazidis, before she was liberated last year with the retreat of the organization and its withdrawal from the Baghouz area in eastern Syria.

Yesterday, Sunday, the young woman was handed over to her relatives in Iraq, after she spent months in the al-Hol camp under the eyes of “ISIS” women in the camp, waiting for this long-awaited meeting, the last of which Anarchy virus during the last period.

She secretly communicated with her family

While waiting in al-Hol, the young woman who was kidnapped by ISIS with her sister in 2014 and thousands of the Yazidi minority from northern Iraq managed to gradually communicate with her family away from the eyes of the camp observers.

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After about a year of her presence in al-Hol, the Kurdish forces supervising al-Hol learned of Laila’s Yazidi identity, and handed her over to the “Yazidi House,” an organization in northeastern Syria concerned with returning kidnapped Yazidi women to their families.

Laila had told AFP a few days ago: “When I spoke with my family, they asked me to go home and told me that they were waiting for me, but the Corona virus appeared and closed the road,” referring to the border crossing with Iraq, which was closed on both sides as part of measures to address the epidemic.

I arrived in Iraq with another survivor

In addition, a Yazidi activist told AFP on Sunday that "Laila arrived at the Iraqi Fishkhabour crossing with another Yazidi survivor, Ronia Faisal."

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The official in the "Yazidi House" Muhammad Rasho added that "the two girls entered through the Zamalka crossing after we asked the Autonomous Administration and the Kurdistan Regional Government to enter them, and they reached their families."

Recall that fate Thousands of Yazidis are still a mystery, after ISIS captured hundreds of families in 2014 during its takeover of Sinjar.

Yazidi women were victims of grave violations such as rape, kidnapping and captivity.