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Hama Central Prison has been liberated. Thousands of political prisoners were held, tortured & killed here. Some since 'the events' in the 1980s These are people the so-called left never raised its voice in support of - shame on them.
Many Syrians returned home in the past few days to be reunited with their loved ones. But some did not find their loved ones, just an empty home ...
These were the people of Hama in 2011 who took to the streets demanding the regime fall. How many of them are alive to return to their city today?
People of Hama celebrate as their city is freed from the Assad regime
Nour Al Din Al Baba explains why he is fighting today ....
Once affiliated to al-Qaeda, HTS has since rejected transnational jihad but maintains an authoritarian rule rooted in Salafist principles
Middle East Eye
What does Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham believe in?
Once linked to al-Qaeda, HTS has since rejected transnational jihad but still believes in authoritarian rule based on Salafist ideas
This was Hama in 2011. Long before HTS even existed. I hope those who are still alive can return to their city and start to build a free Syria
After 10 years of forced displacement a mother is reunited with her son in Aleppo
People in Aleppo's biggest fear now is regime retaliation. Since 1 December, Syrian and Russian airstrikes on Aleppo and Idlib have killed 56 people and wounded 238
the Guardian
β€˜We’ve seen this before’: residents of rebel-held Aleppo fear regime onslaught
Syria’s second largest city braces for possibility of president Bashar al-Assad revisiting brutal tactics used in civil war