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“لن يمنعني شيء من إعادة البناء، من العيش مرة أخرى. لقد ولدت هنا، وهنا سأموت”.
محمد محيي الدين أنيس ، والمعروف أيضا باسم أبو عمر، 70 عام، يجلس في غرفة نومه المدمرة وهو يستمع إلى الأسطوانات في حي الشعار في حلب بسوريا.
“Nothing will stop me from rebuilding, from living again. It’s here I was born, and here I will die.”
Mohammad Mohiedine Anis, and also known as Abu Omar, 70. He sits in his destroyed bedroom listening on his vinyl player in Aleppo, al-Shaar neighbourhood.
(AFP PHOTO / JOSEPH EIDJOSEPH EID/AFP/Getty Images)
Agony in Aleppo: a city abandoned by the world?
In the first of a Channel 4 News series charting Syria’s descent in the face of civil war, German filmmaker Marcel Mettelsiefen’s spends several weeks in Aleppo witnessing a civilian population isolated and under siege. (Caution: contains highly distressing scenes of war including images of children who have been wounded and killed)
Bashar al-Assad’s air strike on Aleppo hospital: a silent film that shows Syria’s turmoil
Inside Aleppo: the story of Sidra and her family
Syrian boy Ahmad Barakat is 12 years old. He lives in Khan Sheikhoun, where a deadly chemical attack occurred on April 4. The attack killed at least 70 people and injured roughly 100. This is his message to the world.
The Syrian refugee crisis in numbers. via The Independent Help provide humanitarian relief to Syrian refugees here
if you saw the first visit of Angelina Jolie to Lebanon, you should watch the second visit video
Lebanon: Syria’s Charcoal Boys #syria #lebanon
Charlize Theron has candidly opened up about finally feeling 'at peace' with herself after 'getting stuff out of her system' in her 20s and