They cried out for help. The Yazidi people, trapped by ISIS jihadists in northern Iraq, begged the world—the EU, the U.S., the UN—to save them. No one came.

ISIS swept through Yazidi towns and villages, massacring men, enslaving women, brainwashing children. Entire communities were wiped from the map. The world watched, issued statements, and did nothing. One Yazidi woman who escaped told her story:
“We screamed for help. We begged everyone. No one listened. We were left alone to die.”

That silence cost thousands of lives.