Yemen:   A small boy trapped in a well in northern Moroccan for five days died before rescuers were able to reach him late on Saturday and retrieve his body, two government officials said.

Footage posted on social media showed the scene after his body was recovered, with hundreds of distraught rescue workers and onlookers gathered at the site chanting to god and shining the flashlights of their phones into the air.

Moroccan and international media, stationed near the well in which Rayan Awram, aged five, fell, were waiting for a glimmer of hope.

Rayan fell into the well at his village of Ighran in the hills near Chefchaouen on Tuesday, triggering a huge rescue effort that engrossed the country.

A number of local, Arab and international personalities from various fields were interested in Rayan's story, declaring their solidarity on social media platforms, which convey everything small and large about the rescue operations.

Caring for the child Rayan went beyond the limits, and made everyone closely follow the details of his rescue operations. Athletes, artists, intellectuals and academics showed solidarity with the child.

"All attention has been focused on Rayan. Everyone cares about this child, his family, and the crews that are working hard to save him," said Sylvia Lopez-Ekra, UN Resident Coordinator in Morocco.

The children of Yemen who fell into the well of bin Salman and bin Zayed, for more than seven years, were not taken care of by a media outlet, or a celebrity followed their news, although there are at the bottom of this well, the corpses of more than ten thousand Yemeni children, their bodies torn by Saudi and UAE missiles.

A Yemeni child under the age of five dies inside this well, like the age of the Moroccan child Rayan, every nine minutes. Also, inside the Saudi-Emirati well, 3,000 Yemeni children with cancer are at risk of death.

Four out of five Yemeni children need humanitarian assistance, which is more than 11 million children. 400,000 children suffer from acute malnutrition, and more than two million children are out of school. Another four million are at risk of getting out.

It is notable that these figures, which are all documented and issued by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Development Program, include only child victims whose situation international organizations have been able to find out, while there are countless other children.

Is it not time for the international conscience to move to get the children of Yemen out of the well where Salman and bin Zayed, by putting pressure on their operators in Washington and Tel Aviv, to stop this absurd aggression, of which childhood is one of the most prominent victims?
How many Yemeni mothers were afflicted by the death of her infant, either from hunger, disease, or bombing.

How many Yemeni Rayan were in the well of bin Salman and bin Zayed in Yemen, while the world was watching.