First Drop of Vienna Water Wudhu

A Light Moment in the Middle of Chaos

After a grueling and perilous rescue mission, the Viennese medical team returns to their medical tent. They still feel the vibration and tension of the situation they are in outside, he said, but there is an urgent need to release stress and remind themselves of the existence of greater things beyond conflict.

Vienna sat in the middle of the tent, wrapping her arms around Marmut, her pet cat. Marmut, who was usually cheerful, now seemed to feel the tension that existed between his humans.

"We need a moment of togetherness" says Dr. Layla, try to lift the spirit of his team. "It's time to relieve stress for a moment."

Members of the medical team gathered around the dim flashlight light, creating an environment full of warmth. They brought several musical instruments that they brought from home, including a guitar that Vienna brought from Indonesia.

Sitting between them, Vienna plucked the strings of the guitar gently, creating a melodious melody. The melody spread around the tent and created a serene atmosphere amidst the chaos.

Dr. Layla takes her flute and starts to play a charming melody. His voice was melodious and alluring, as if lifting their souls to a place far away from the terrifying battlefield.

"We have two different cultures here" Vienna said, "perhaps we can share our traditional songs."

They began to sing with excitement. Vienna led with Indonesian songs such as "Bengawan Solo" and "Rasa Sayange," while Dr. Layla sings Palestinian songs that are full of meaning and beauty. Even with different languages, music brings them together in beautiful moments.

Marmut, a cat sitting on the lap of Vienna, responded by meowing slowly, as if participating in music. The children they saved from the rubble of the building also sang, albeit with frightened eyes.

They continued with rhyming and exhilarating chants, creating an atmosphere full of joy even if only briefly. In the midst of it, they also sang some songs filled with hope and strength.

As the dim flashlight replaced the sunlight, the atmosphere in the tent became more intimate. They talk about family, dreams, and what they expect in the future. Children who were originally tense began to feel comfortable in the midst of this togetherness.

When the songs are over, they share funny stories and memories from their respective homes. They laugh together, creating a much-needed light moment amidst the endless chaos of conflict.

Suddenly, Marmut jumped from the lap of Vienna and walked closer to the door of the tent. The four of them sitting inside the tent stared in surprise as the cat licked itself with enthusiasm.

"You see that?" said Vienna with a smile. "Marmut feels better now."

Children and Dr. Layla changes stories about their pets, creating moments of empathy and happiness.

They feel stronger and closer to each other after this moment of togetherness filled with music and story. Even though the conflict continues out there, they know that times like these are what keep them fighting to help the needy.

After a night filled with chants and stories amid the chaos of war, Vienna and her medical team feel closer to each other. They feel that they have found a new family in these difficult circumstances.

Morning arrived and sunlight began to seep through their medical tent. The air still felt fresh and cold as they gathered for breakfast. They sat around a dim flashlight, with smiles and cheer on their faces.

Vienna looked at her friends and said, "I feel very grateful to have met and worked with you here. We've been through a lot together."

Dr. Layla nodded, "Right, Vienna. Although this conflict is terrible, we have found a new family among us. We are a team."

They started talking about their home countries. One of the team members, Ahmad, told me about his home in Palestine before the conflict erupted. "We have a beautiful orchard behind the house" he said, with sparkling eyes. "We always had a party there, with delicious food and laughter."

Vienna listened attentively. "You know, in Indonesia, we have a similar tradition. We often have large parties and gather with large families. It makes us feel united."

Dr. Layla added, "We also have many delicious dishes in Palestine, such as mansaf and maqluba. Food is the way we celebrate life, even in hard times."

They kept talking about the traditions and memories of their respective homes. It brings them closer to each other, as they find common ground in their lives despite coming from different cultures.

The children they saved also entered the conversation. One of them, Nadia, said, "We often go to the beach with family. The beach is where we feel free."

Vienna smiled at Nadia. "I also love the beach. In Indonesia, we have beautiful beaches and white sand. It's a calming place."

They keep talking about their dreams and hopes. One of the team members, Aisha, told me about her dream of becoming a doctor capable of providing medical care to the needy. He pursued this dream even in such a difficult situation as now.

Vienna felt inspired by the spirit of her friends. He said, "We are all here with the same goal, which is to help and provide medical care to the wounded Palestinians. We're an amazing team."

They spent the morning sharing stories and laughing together. The tension of the conflict situation becomes a little defusing, and they feel closer to each other. They know that their friendship is a source of strength in the face of ongoing challenges.

As they prepare to return to their medical duties, Dr. Layla stated, "We are family now. We'll take care of each other and continue together in this fight."

They give each other hugs and smiles, feeling that they have irreplaceable support and strength in their new family amidst the war that continues to rage. Although a difficult challenge was ahead, they were ready to face it together.