A TV news report I watched on TV really made me sad. A boy pretended to be dead in order to save a little girl. My question then was, if the snipers had found the boy didn't die, would they still have shot him more? He is only a kid! The answer to my question is "Yes." War, get lost. You should not exist in the world.
The following is the news reported online, where you can watch the one-minute video clip.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2829895/Heroic-young-boy-runs-sniper-fire-Syria-pretends-shot-rescuing-terrified-girl-bullets-hit-floor-them.html
Heroic young boy runs through sniper fire in Syria, pretends to get shot, then rescues terrrified girl as bullets hit the floor around them
By Sara Malm for MailOnline
Published: 12:36 GMT, 11 November 2014 | Updated: 16:19 GMT, 11 November 2014
A young Syrian boy has been hailed a hero after a video showing him running through sniper fire to save a girl emerged online.
The one-minute clip shows the boy running from the left side of the frame and coming under fire as he dashes towards a car-wreck.
As he runs shots are fired at him and he appears to fake being shot in the chest and falling over.
A second later he gets up and disappears behind the car before emerging hand in hand with the terrified girl who has been hiding from fire.
He appears to struggle to convince her to run to safety, but the girl, dressed in pink, eventually runs with him as more shots are fired.
The video has not been independently verified, but it is believed to be from Yabroud, a countryside town 50 miles from Damascus.
Yabroud was the last rebel stronghold held by the FSA on the Lebanese border before it fell to Assad's forces in March 2014
The video, which was uploaded yesterday, has already had nearly 500,000 views.
It was later re-published on YouTube by Sham News Network, which is run by activists based in Damascus.
Several YouTube comments claim the video is fake, but experts told The Telegraph they have no reason to doubt its authenticity.
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