The program &ldquo;El Metr Sameer&rdquo; discussed how family conflicts, particularly those involving grandparents, can deeply affect children during and after divorce. The episode examined the case of Kareem Mahmoud Abdelaziz, who divorced his wife after she believed claims that he had been unfaithful.
The conflict did not end with the divorce. During court proceedings, Kareem&rsquo;s ex-wife&rsquo;s mother, the child&rsquo;s grandmother, began speaking negatively about him in front of the child, saying that he did not love her and should not be part of her life. Her actions appeared intended to influence the child to remain closer to the maternal side, reportedly without the mother&rsquo;s request.
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This behavior left the child confused and anxious. Even reasonable actions by Kareem were questioned by the child: &ldquo;Does my father really love me, or is what my grandmother says true?&rdquo;
The program stressed that situations like this occur daily. When children hear negative remarks about a parent or are made to feel responsible for a divorce, they can feel trapped in a &ldquo;war&rdquo; between adults and pressured to take sides, which may lead to lasting emotional and psychological harm.
The case highlights the importance of protecting children from adult conflicts. Both parents and extended family members should avoid involving children in disputes, ensuring they can maintain healthy and secure relationships with both parents, regardless of divorce.
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