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Hundreds of Syrians line up at Turkish border crossing, awaiting return home

Displaced Syrians also returned from Lebanon, with dozens of cars lined up to enter Syria.
The fall of Assad has led to joy among Turkey’s 3 million Syrian refugees, who celebrated in Istanbul and other cities.

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Nigel Farage: Syrian man who threatened to kill me ought to return to his home country

The whole world has been stunned by the speed at which the Assad regime has fallen in Syria...

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Straits Times

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

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Tears and hope as Syrians return home from Turkey

YAYLADAGI, Turkey - Ala Jabeer cried as he prepared to cross from Turkey into Syria with his 10-year-old daughter on Tuesday, thirteen years after the war forced him to flee his home.

1 year ago·Singapore

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Kronen Zeitung

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Return? “Difficult, but everything is possible!”

After the coup in Syria, leaving Austria is not automatically an option. Many Syrians still have serious reservations about returning home. The Krone spoke to two Syrians. While the former dictator Bashar al-Assad fled to Russia, where he was granted asylum on humanitarian grounds, Austria no longer wants to grant his fellow countrymen this right for the time being. For many of the 95,180 Syrians living in Austria, the question now is: should th…

1 year ago·Vienna, Austria

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VOA News

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Syrian refugees in Turkey gather at border crossings to return to their homeland

Throngs of Syrian refugees express joy at Assad’s downfall

1 year ago·United States

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Punch Newspapers

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Assad’s ouster: Refugees besiege Turkey border for Syria return

Hundreds of Syrian refugees have gathered at two border crossings in southern Turkey, eagerly anticipating their return to Syria

1 year ago

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The Christian Science Monitor

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Longings for home drove Syria’s liberation

The rebel group that felled a dictatorship found part of its legitimacy in calling on displaced Syrian to return home – not just to a place, but to the generosity that makes home the vital center of spiritual life.

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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