Tala … the girl who is silent about the speech, and her Lord has survived the words that are not hoped for in a small corner of the rubble of northern Gaza, Tala Abdel Salam Abu Warda sits a thirteen -year -old girl, and she was silent about speaking two days ago. It is not a silence of fear, nor from despair … but the silence of a prophet who resorted to his Lord when the world narrowed. Tala imitated the Prophet of God Zakaria, when his Lord said to him: “I want you not to speak to people three nights together.” So I decided to fast about the words, and only her Lord weave … to pray, to pray, to cry in silence, may God raise the scourge from her family, and respond to the supplication of a child who did not find a door that opens … except the door of heaven. Do not hold a phone, do not complain to anyone, do not write a post … but rather hold the Qur’an, read and read, as if each letter is a door that opens, and every verse is a pillow that is assigned its exhausted heart. In Gaza, where famine does not resemble hunger, but the small bodies bite, and the hearts are dissolved from pain … She did not find what she clogged with her, nor what her fear is, so she decided to resort to those who never close his door. At a time when the doors were blocked in the faces of adults, and men suffocated from the global silence, a girl from Gaza found that the closest roads to the vulva … is bowing in the hands of God. Gaza children … they no longer crying only, but they became prophets in their patience, Mujahideen of their supplications, martyrs before death. When the Arabs failed them, and the world let them down … they resorted to the Qur’an. When human promises fell … they took care of God’s promise. When the world was silent about their pain … they fasted about the words, and spoke with God. Tala is not alone … Tala is the story of a nation that did not die, even though it is slaughtered every day, and is besieged by hunger, death and ignorance.