Two years after Fallujah became one of the first prizes claimed by ISIS, the Iraqi city is a ghost town where fearful residents turn on one another and resistance is met with unspeakable brutality, according to sources trapped inside the Pittsburgh-sized community just 40 miles west of Baghdad.

No food for anybody. Suicide became the last resort for mothers. Children are dying of hunger and fear. Airdrop humanitarian aids delivery can be an option that save 1000s of people and children in that destitute city.

Being Human is a given, but keeping our humanity is a choice. Let's have our own choice.