Raja Abdulrahim

Raja Abdulrahim, a correspondent for The New York Times based in Jerusalem, shares her insights after traveling to northwestern Syria post-earthquake. She highlights the stark contrast in international aid, with Turkey receiving assistance while Syria feels abandoned. Abdulrahim discusses the compounded humanitarian crisis stemming from years of civil war and the earthquake's aftermath. Political tensions complicate aid delivery, revealing deep challenges for local communities desperately in need of support amidst ongoing devastation.