The Amimours view their granddaughter as a victim of her parents' choices, highlighting the broader issue of children left in the aftermath of extremist actions. This situation reflects the ongoing struggle between protecting innocent lives and fearing potential threats from their backgrounds.
Tens of thousands of children remain in camps in northern Syria, a majority being Syrian and Iraqi, with many foreign children now considered threats by their home countries. This perception complicates efforts for repatriation and reintegration, despite evidence supporting these children's ability to adapt.
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