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Yezidi mother in Canada hopes to reunite with son she thought was deadBy Rudaw 7 hours agoScreenshot of CBC News shows Nofa Zaghla [L], a Yezidi refugee who fled to Canada in 2017 with four of her six children, and a photo of Emad Mishko, her son, as shared on social media after he was rescued in Mosul. She thought that Emad was dead after they were separated about three year ago in Iraq when the ISIS group attacked the Yezidi community in August, 2014. ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – A Yezidi mother who is now residing in Canada hopes that she can reunite with her 12-years-old son whom she thought was dead after they were separated three years ago when ISIS attacked the Yezidis in and around Shingal.Canadian authorities stated that they are aware of the case. Several Yezidi advocacy groups have also begun a campaign to reunite the family as quickly as possible. One such group is the Jewish organization, Winnipeg Friends of Israel which has a running campaign called Operation Ezra.Continued: http://www.rudaw.net/english/world/220720171
He's got that 1,000 mile stare.
Yep he's gone. But hey Canada will foot the bill for all his med and mental care till he goes jihadi
He's Yazidi, not muslim. He may be OK with lots of love and care.
