Children in Syria forced to eat boiled leaves as food

Children in Syria forced to eat boiled leaves as food shortage gets worse. Thankyou USA, EU, ISAREL, SAUDI ARABIA & IRAN. Fight your wars and proxy wars....human cost is nothing more to you than collateral damage. Oh you Rulers & Leaders hungry for power, Fear the moment when you stand infront of the creator on the day of judgement.

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