I don't know what to do for you, children. I've heard you tell your stories, with terror in your eyes and voices broken by emotion, I've seen you cry for your lost dear ones, I've heard your dreams of a garden where you can play with no more bombs or bullets, of a house where you can sleep without holes in the walls, of a school where you can study without fear of having to flee, of a place where you can grow up without hatred or grudges. I don't know what to do for you, children. I can only write hoping that my words will reach the hearts of those who claim to love you but don't love you, of those who claim to protect you but don't protect you, of those who don't want you to die but **** you, of those who don't want you to suffer yet make you suffer, of those who can stop all this but refuse to do it.