Raha was found twice. The first time by her father, Reza Zarei, 47, as he rummaged through rubble, dust, and body parts in the chaotic minutes after several missiles struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in the southern Iranian city of Minab. Raha’s body was limp, and half of her face was covered in blood. It had barely been an hour since Minab’s residents realized a war had begun in their country, and just about 30 minutes since teachers had frantically started calling parents, urging