In a current article by Genevieve Carbery, an Irish Times news writer, entitled "Ireland Pledges €4.7m For Syria," Genevieve Carbery educates how 1) the Syrian government needs to stop fighting in the name of humanity, 2) how money plays a contribution to other countries and 3) how many people need humanitarian help.
"I appeal to all sides and particularly the Syrian government, to stop killing... in the name of humanity, stop the killing, stop the violence." In summary, Mr. Costello stated at least 60,000 people had been killed since the violence begun in 2011...; the world body warned earlier this week by saying that without more money, it would not be able to help millions of Syrians. With all these soldiers dying, the expenses would be more and they would need more humanitarian help...
"The contribution was made at a UN donor conference in Kuwait today seeking pledges of $1.5 billion of aid." Additionally, Ireland pledged €4.7 million to help fund humanitarian efforts for millions of Syria affected by nearly two years of conflict. All of the donations will support the provision of the life saving humanitarian supplies and essential services...
"...with 2 million people displaced and 4 million Syrians in need of immediate humanitarian assistance." All of these people really needed humanitarian help because the donations brought the State's total contribution to the relief effort in the region to over €7 million. Syrians are sheltering 700,000 registered refugees with another five hundred million dollars to bankroll humanitarian work for four million Syrians inside the country."
Personally, I can connect this article to myself because I have donated money to Nigeria before. They were in need of supplies at a time, so I heartly made a contribution to stop the struggle. Relating to another text, the article connects with "The Good Samarian" story in the Bible. The man got help from the Samarian, expressing how Ireland assisted Syria financially. Globally, the countries of the world are having to help each other with money as friends to help fund militia, weapons, and/or possibly the government! This situation can connect to the American Dream because if we aid other countries like Ireland did Syria, then we can become a better nation, including the opportunity of peace with other nations in the world too!
Genevieve Carbery educates how Syria struggles through the war humanly and financially, looking for and finding a helping hand to get them through the tough situation they happen to be in.
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