Fawzia Amin Sido, a Yazidi woman kidnapped by ISIS at age 11, has been rescued from a decade of captivity, including being sold to a Hamas fighter in Gaza. The rescue involved a complex operation coordinated by Israel, the US, Jordan, and other international actors, following the presumed death of her captor in an Israeli airstrike. Sido was taken through the Kerem Shalom border crossing to Israel, then to Jordan, and finally reunited with her family in Iraq. The operation underscores the brutal treatment of Yazidis by ISIS and highlights international cooperation to free individuals held captive under dire circumstances. This ordeal reflects ongoing global challenges in addressing the aftermath of ISIS's atrocities. Sido's experience shows the enduring impact of ISIS's genocide on the Yazidi community, with many still missing.