Published : 03-11-2020
A two-year-old Palestinian child called Samer was transferred to an orphanage run by the Turkish Ministry of Family and Social Policies in Istanbul after his mother was killed by her husband last month.
A Palestinian delegation in Istanbul showed up at the orphanage to check on his condition pending the arrival of his relatives from Syria to take care of him.
Samer’s mother, Hiba Yousef, a former resident of Syria’s Yarmouk Camp, was found dead, covered with blood, in the Turkish metropolitan city of Istanbul last month, after her husband stabbed her to death on October 11 in Esenyrut district, west of Istanbul, following an altercation between them. The husband slaughtered her in cold blood in the presence of her child.
A two-year-old Palestinian child called Samer was transferred to an orphanage run by the Turkish Ministry of Family and Social Policies in Istanbul after his mother was killed by her husband last month.
A Palestinian delegation in Istanbul showed up at the orphanage to check on his condition pending the arrival of his relatives from Syria to take care of him.
Samer’s mother, Hiba Yousef, a former resident of Syria’s Yarmouk Camp, was found dead, covered with blood, in the Turkish metropolitan city of Istanbul last month, after her husband stabbed her to death on October 11 in Esenyrut district, west of Istanbul, following an altercation between them. The husband slaughtered her in cold blood in the presence of her child.
