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Belfast mum’s fears for toddler son in Lebanon

She fears for David who will celebrate his third birthday next week in a warzone.

“There’s not a second of the day that I’m not thinking about David. When I sleep, I’m dreaming about him.

BBC Spotlight travelled to Beirut to track down David’s father, who is a consultant anaesthetist in Lebanon’s largest hospital.

Speaking days before the most recent escalation in attacks, he told the BBC he had been granted custody by a Lebanese court, and would not be returning David to his mother.

“I am Lebanese, I live in Lebanon, I obey for Lebanese laws, that’s it”.

Dr Nahle added: “I feel David is safe and I have some safety measures.

“The world, in our lives, we don’t have the hundred percent safety, in UK they don’t have it, in Belfast they have riots, they have racial riots too.”


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