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Tiny Survivors: Faces of an Endless Conflict

About 3 million children have been displaced by Syria's civil war.
Image: Gamal, 5, a Syrian refugee
Gamal, five, walks the Fadaya Camp some 25 miles east of Beirut, Sunday March 9, 2014. Gamal and his family came to the camp two years ago. Their neighborhood in Idlib, Syria, was under frequent attack. Each time bombs dropped nearby, Qamal cried. He frequently wakes up in the middle of the night shouting. His father Khaled said all he wants for Qamal is happiness and good life.Jerome Delay / AP Images for NBC News