Published : 10-01-2023
Separated from their mother more than 30 years ago, Palestinian brothers Samer and Reda Khader Qudsiya met with their mother Fayeza Ahmed Sarhan via the internet.
Fayeza, born in 1955 in Damanhour, Egypt, got married in the late 1970s with Palestinian-Syrian refugee Khader Qudsiya. She lived with him in Aleppo as a second wife and gave birth to Samer and Reda.
Sometime later, she attempted to visit Egypt with her son Reda but the Syrian authorities deported her to her mother country. Reda was returned to his father.
Fayeza left no stone unturned to reach out to her husband and sons through the Syrian embassy in Egypt, however, to no avail.
In December 2022, Fayeza launched appeals published by “Missing Children” Facebook page. Efforts are under progress to help the brothers make it to Egypt to meet with their mother and finally give a brokenhearted mother the opportunity to hold her sons in her arms for the first time in 30 years.
Separated from their mother more than 30 years ago, Palestinian brothers Samer and Reda Khader Qudsiya met with their mother Fayeza Ahmed Sarhan via the internet.
Fayeza, born in 1955 in Damanhour, Egypt, got married in the late 1970s with Palestinian-Syrian refugee Khader Qudsiya. She lived with him in Aleppo as a second wife and gave birth to Samer and Reda.
Sometime later, she attempted to visit Egypt with her son Reda but the Syrian authorities deported her to her mother country. Reda was returned to his father.
Fayeza left no stone unturned to reach out to her husband and sons through the Syrian embassy in Egypt, however, to no avail.
In December 2022, Fayeza launched appeals published by “Missing Children” Facebook page. Efforts are under progress to help the brothers make it to Egypt to meet with their mother and finally give a brokenhearted mother the opportunity to hold her sons in her arms for the first time in 30 years.
