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When I was 12, I saw all my family, my father and my uncles shot right in front of me.

They were shot right in front of my house, and the people who did it still live in my city.

This may sound like Gaza today, but it's actually Sri Benitza.

The genocide that occurred in Sri Benitza 29 years ago this week when some 8,000 mostly Muslim

Bosniacs were killed by a Serbian nationalist militia was the largest genocide Europe

has seen since the Holocaust. But it didn't come out of nowhere. In the three years

leading up to the genocide, an estimated 100,000 people were killed, 80% of whom were Bosniacs.

Muschidhara has three children.

They were all shelled last week and the husband is dead.

Two sisters hit by shrapnel.

Their parents were both killed by shellfire and Cornish

polio. Harta on the right has lost a leg. Surgeons working around the clock have

operated on 60 people so far this girl has been living off crumbs. Today there's near global

consensus that there was in fact a genocide in Trebenica and today we're seeing

Nresse and then an information overload world were inundated with the news of

casualties and tragedies every day. 10 killed here, 25 killed there, 700 killed

there, a hospital bombing here, a UN school destroyed, a whole family tree wiped out.

Seven-year-old Hind Rajab's car shot 355 times.

Understanding how genocide unfolds means 155 times.

Understanding how genocide unfolds means remembering how the systematic dehumanization of a people

is what permits it in the first place.

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