when she was six months old, amani's great aunt learned of after amani and her two siblings and decided to take care of them by taking them into her home. she lived in her great-aunt's care for ten years. even though she had a better family environment, life still presented her with many challenges. amani's struggles with rejection and trauma at a very young age resulting from different types of abuse. at the age of ten, amani was reunited with her biological mother because the state granted her temporary custody. amani thought her life was finally secure. wouldn't you think so, being at home with your birth mother? her mother promised to care for her and never give her up again. unfortunately, after two short years, amani's mother voluntarily returned her and her siblings back to the state. so at the age of 12, amani was separated from her siblings and placed with foster families until the age of 18. when amani and her brother were placed together for a short period of time, they were later separated as amani moved around in the system. during her time in foster care, she was moved sev

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hamas felt those rockets would be used to break ourisitsi morale amany of these schedule rockets and air force has also attacked many rocket factories and launchers tidf is performing this task. as for the tunnels, the current operation is significantly compromises hamas ability to attack israel. i would like to express deep appreciation for all of the solids who have fighting, e specially their reserve solids who left families behind to go into this operation. i would like to express special gratitude to the chief of staff, chief imagine gaviasnk leading his shoulders. he asked to be with his men rather than come here. and the defense minister. we wish them success that we know we need to have along with the chief of staff and the minister of defense, we stand together when we have the same objective we operate shoulder to shoulder with following a systematic plan in this operation against terrorism. this is part of our historic struggle t as in every battle, there are difficult and complex events, and this operation is no different. but the operation is proceeding as planned and it

people from all ethnic tribes want amani or peace.oliticians refuse to sit and talk, the uncertainty and suffering will continue. it's not clear when the families will want to return. >>> iraq's kurds are engaged in fierce fighting with sunni armed groups in the eastern province of dhuluiya. they say the military objectionive is to reach the mountains, the natural boundary of their homeland. zeina khodr travelled to the front lines and filed this report. >> reporter: another funeral of a peshmerga fighter. the kurdistan battle said it would not get involved in the shia forces or the armed groups. iraq's kurds are caught up in the conflict nonetheless. there is no official casualty toll, but kurdish forces are suffering casualties. the fighting has been fierce in this corner of the eastern province of dhuluiya. this town is an urban battle ground. many of the 40,000 kurd and arab residents have left. peshmerga fighters show us the areas under their control. as the vehicle approaches our position the fighters are uneasy. they are concer