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For three years, Umm Mohammed Iali has been longing to embrace her granddaughters stuck in Syria since her two sons died fighting for the Islamic State group there.Like thousands of other relatives of jihadist fighters, the three Lebanese girls and their mother are being indefinitely held in the northeast Syrian camp of Al-Hol.Sitting in her grandchildren's bedroom in her home in the city of Tripoli in northern Lebanon, tears stream down Umm Mohammed's face.

TRIPOLI, Lebanon — For three years, Umm Mohammed Iali has been longing to embrace her granddaughters stuck in Syria since her two sons died fighting for the Daesh group there.Like thousands of other relatives of extremist fighters, the three Lebanese girls and their mother are being indefinitely held in the northeast Syrian camp of Al Hol.Sitting in her grandchildren’s bedroom

For three years, Umm Mohammed Iali has been longing to embrace her granddaughters stuck in Syria since her two sons died fighting for the Islamic State group there.

TRIPOLI, Lebanon — For three years, Umm Mohammed Iali has been longing to embrace her granddaughters stuck in Syria since her two sons died fighting for the Daesh group there.Like thousands of other relatives of extremist fighters, the three Lebanese girls and their mother are being indefinitely held in the northeast Syrian camp of Al Hol.Sitting in her grandchildren’s bedroom

For three years, Umm Mohammed Iali has been longing to embrace her granddaughters stuck in Syria since her two sons died fighting for the Islamic State group there.