The Butchers of Baghdad
Tuesday, April 15, 2003
Three weeks of war and more than 1,000 civilians lie dead. Since the fall of Baghdad, treating the victims has actually become even more difficult.
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THE corridors of the Al-Kindi Hospital are awash with blood and tears. The sound of people crying pervades the place, accompanied by an unsavory odor mixed with the smell of disinfectant. Now and again, chilling screams emanate from a room at the end of the corridor. A mother sobs while hugging her child, who is wrapped in a cloth. "May God give the Americans what they deserve for this," she cries hysterically.
Aminah was surrounded by people
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