Before her name became a mere digit on the casualty lists, Muna Salah al-Din was a vibrant fourteen-year-old girl. Having just completed the seventh grade with top honors, she was looking forward to starting eighth grade. She was such an exceptional student that both her primary and middle schools officially mourned her after her martyrdom. For years, Muna had cherished a single, radiant dream: to be reunited with her mother, who lives in Austra…
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