Kayan, Khawla Hamdi: There is a Hebraic woman in my heart

She was nine years old when her mother died. As for her father, he died years before her, leaving his small family living in poverty and deprivation. The single widow had to look for work. To continue her education and grow up in appropriate conditions. The difference in religion did not change anything. Throughout the years of marriage, a unique relationship arose. Rima grew up in the arms of the Jewish Jacob family, and they consider her one of them. And his vibrant soul, after she married their eldest daughter and traveled with her husband to Lebanon. Jacob was the most attached to her and her love. Five-year-old Rima entered.