A Yazidi woman, kidnapped by ISIS at the age of 11 in Iraq, has been rescued from Gaza after spending a decade in captivity. The rescue operation, which involved collaboration between Israeli and U.S. forces, marks a significant moment for international efforts to assist victims of terrorism. The woman, Fawzia Amin Sido, who is now 21, had endured a harrowing experience, being held captive first by ISIS and later by Hamas. Her release comes after a concerted effort to secure the freedom of various hostages in complex geopolitical circumstances. Upon her rescue, she expressed that life in captivity had been unbearable. Authorities have highlighted the importance of this operation as it underscores ongoing efforts to bring back those affected by extremist violence.