In the agricultural village of al-Mukhtareyah, Mohammad Saer Ghelyouni was experiencing the most wonderful year of his life. Having recently graduated from the Institute of Engineering, he chose the path …
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Yasser Sabbouh… The Father Who Never Returned from “Questioning”
by Author FYasser Sabbouh was a man who loved reading and writing. He had a passion for nature and filled every room with positive energy and a constant smile. But above all, …
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Umm Ammar’s Story… “The Light of My Eyes Was Extinguished”
by Author FIn the village of al-Sanobar, in the countryside of Jableh, on 7 March 2025, Umm Ammar’s world shattered when she lost six of her sons in an instant. She, her …
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Nineteen-year-old Yaarub Saleh was more than just an ordinary student. He was a quiet, gentle soul, known for his kindness and his ability to connect with everyone he met. He …
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The “Good Man’s” Family: Dreams Shattered by Massacre
by Author FIn a peaceful corner of Baniyas, there stood a home built on two pillars: honest work and strong family bonds. It was a house that Najib Rostom had built through …
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I Always Feel That My ‘Citizenship Age’ in My Homeland is Only One Year!
I lived in Syria for thirty years of my life, twenty-nine of them deprived of its nationality —moving between being “Unregistered” (Maktoum) at one time and a “Hasaka Foreigner” (Ajanib) …
