I imagine many of these Syrian refugees are facing the same dilemma -- whether to stay put in where they landed where their conditions are not good or chance going back to Syria where it is very dangerous.
DISPLACED SYRIANS RETURNING HOME
APRIL 2, 2014
By Al-Shorfa
By Nohad Topalian
Faced with a choice between living safely in Lebanon or under bombardment in Syria, Syrian citizen Mohammed Mahmoud and his family chose the latter.
Mahmoud spoke with Al-Shorfa as he prepared to return to his hometown of Sayyida Zainab, south of Damascus, even though he knows the building he once lived in with his brothers has been levelled.
He has for the last three months shared a small room in Mazraat Yachouh with his wife Suhaila, his three children, his brother Khair and his sister-in-law Khuloud, after spending the past two years moving around Lebanon from shelter to shelter.
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Displaced Syrians Returning Home | Eurasia Review
DISPLACED SYRIANS RETURNING HOME
APRIL 2, 2014
By Al-Shorfa
By Nohad Topalian
Faced with a choice between living safely in Lebanon or under bombardment in Syria, Syrian citizen Mohammed Mahmoud and his family chose the latter.
Mahmoud spoke with Al-Shorfa as he prepared to return to his hometown of Sayyida Zainab, south of Damascus, even though he knows the building he once lived in with his brothers has been levelled.
He has for the last three months shared a small room in Mazraat Yachouh with his wife Suhaila, his three children, his brother Khair and his sister-in-law Khuloud, after spending the past two years moving around Lebanon from shelter to shelter.
Continue reading at:
Displaced Syrians Returning Home | Eurasia Review
