To the generals who accompanied me in the past few weeks, it seems we will part ways tomorrow.
However, I sincerely thank you from the depths of my heart for your extraordiary humanity shown towards my daughter Emilia. You've treated her like parents, inviting her to your rooms, making her feel that you're not just friends but true, caring loved ones.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for the countless hours you spent as caregivers. Thanks for being patient with her, indulging her in sweets and fruits, and providing everything even when it wasn't readily available. Kids shouldn't be in prison, but thanks to you and the other kind people we met along the way.
My daughter considered herself a queen in Gaza and, in general, acknowledges feeling like the center of the world. Throughout our long journey, we encountered individuals from various ranks and leadership, and each treated her with gentleness, warmth, and love.
I will forever be a captive of gratitude because she didn't leave here with a lasting psychological shock. I'll remember your kind actions despite the difficult situation you were dealing with personally and the tough losses you faced here in Gaza. If only in this world, we could truly appreciate being kind friends. I wish you all good health and well-being.
I wish health and love to you and your families. Thank you very much.
Danielle and Emilia