article_snippet.sent: Hudea and her family left the Atmeh refugee camp on Syria's border with Turkey two weeks ago; it is thought Hudea and her family headed for Idlib - now in the control of Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra.
article_snippet.sent: It was after this the family fled north, to the camp near the border with Turkey, which has grown to become a home to 30,000 refugees.
article_snippet.sent: But despite being so close to the safety of Turkey, the family appear to have never made it across.
article_snippet.sent: Instead, for reasons unknown to MailOnline's source within the camp, the family decided to leave the camp - venturing out into territory which has changed hands between the different rebel factions and the al-Assad regime numerous times over the last four years.
article_snippet.sent: MailOnline's source within the camp the camp said: 'The child does not exist now in the camp.
article_snippet.sent: They fled to a village in Idlib about two weeks ago.'
article_snippet.sent: Wherever They have gone, it means the family are trapped once more between three violent sides - none of which are prepared to stop until the family have wiped the other off the face of the earth.
article_snippet.sent: Relative safety: Many of the 15,000 are headed to refugee camps like Atmeh, near the Turkish border - but it is not known where Hudea and Hudea small family are .
article_snippet.sent: Atmeh, her home after he father was killed in 2012 .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Winter thinks it is unlikely its captors will have gone to areas controlled by the Syrian government.
article_snippet.sent: Ironically, many are making 15,000 people way to the refugee camps in the north - like Atmeh, the safe haven Hudea has just left.
highlights_snippet.sent: Hudea and her family are thought to have gone to Idlib two weeks ago .
  