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If you are a fan of cheese and yogurt made from guaranteed fresh milk without drying, then you should visit Aunt Umm Hussein, who was displaced from the Aleppo countryside to the camps in northern Syria.
“I wish we could return to our country.” Jamal, a story of patience and hope
Abu Muhammad and the old plow… a solid determination, and a heritage that returns again
Ahmed and the Syrian mosaic… the nobiliy of the past and the authenticity of the present
These scenes amaze you. You stand helpless and bewildered in front of the horror of what you see and the cruelty of what you hear.
The smell of Arabic coffee “Bitter Coffee” attracts you when you pass by the tent of Uncle Ibrahim, “Abu Ahmed” who is the grandson of
