the funding mazda destruction and a long reconstruction process way too, for them dw sites and stella mana report from highway in southern lebanon. this this used to be nadine means living room where she and her family would eat and watch tv. but 2 months before have done this to her house in the coastal town of tyre. israel messed with the attack, the city in south lebanon. nadine says that there was no reason such as follow members for her house to be destroyed that i'm looking for because i didn't expect our house to look like this and the nbc and there was nothing here. and i'm gonna put down like a lot of our house was destroyed because they bought the house right next to us and she and her family back. now, after spending the war and toys, old towns, the only area that wasn't heavily targeted, they were hoping to simply move back off. there's a ceasefire was announced 2 weeks ago. but that's clearly not possible here thought it was hard. i mean that we couldn't retrieve anything and even our clothes were trapped under the rubble of fashion. and there were my toys with my pillow. look

damascus, bringing joy and light to syrians after years of darkness. state w. carlos correspondent, stella mana, was at the celebrations in damascus, and the syrians about the hopes for the future. but most people i spoke to are hoping that the problem is this, the new government and produce a transitional government is making at the moment. but they will stick to these promises an ex redrawn people more right. uh for the people uh, just enjoying the momentum as well because many of them are enjoying the freedom of speech for the 1st time i see for the 1st time they can say what they think most that they can use words that were forbidden and does it seem like the world thought, i don't know if you would say that speak about the uh that would have the problem, rudy on. so people are really kind of raising the well mentioned right now and just turn that thing off as long as they're right now at the taking so not getting any work from still a minute in damascus to taking that. it's taking even more than 3000000 syrian refugees, more than any other country. many for 10 times since the fall of the s

the curfew in the capital to encourage people to go back to work and help rebuild syria, the w stella mana is following developments for us in damascus. and they asked her what the interim governments next steps are going to be in to room government as well as i was, you know, i need the need of h t as are making a lot of promises at the moment. they are saying that they will grant rights to ok, so you're in also the minorities that nobody has to worry. they said that they will connect the syrian market again to the global market as to end syria's ice of nation and kind of as a nation that has been there over the last the years. they also say that there will be justice for the people who have be tortured and that all these uh presents will be closed. um, they also told russia that they can even uh, keep the military bases and sierra if they stop bumping their country and, and stick to that. uh so you, they are a lot of big promises. uh, and it is also a little bit, of course, what people here are wanting to hear, but also what the international community is looking forward to here. certain

stella mana, is following that very change in damascus. i asked or what the next steps for the interim government will have to be well, the interim government as well as i was, you know, i need the need of h to as are making a lot of promises at the moment. they are saying that they will grant rights to ok . so you're and also the minorities that nobody has to worry. they said that they will connect the syrian market again to the global market as to n serious ice, a nation and kind of as a nation that has been there over the last the years. they also say that there will be justice for the people who have be tortured and that all these prisons will be closed. but they also told russia that they can even keep the military bases into your if they stop bumping the country and, and stick to that. so you, they are a lot of big promises and it is also a little bit. of course, what people here are wanting to hear, but also what the international community is looking forward to hear a tall order and not all of it is in the rebels hands. how realist

stella mana, who is in the syrian capital, damascus, estella mohammed, elbow. she has been appointed as a transitional prime minister. can you tell us more about the man who is and how syrians have been reacting to this news? to yes, so before our bus year became the new prime minister, he had a disappearance of ation government and it slipped a and there he was also the minister of development and humanitarian affairs. so he does have some experience in politics and he's also has very close ties with h t s. um, but uh before he was not well known as sierra outside of it lip and from his original profession, he's an engineer and he worked for many years for the syrian gas gas company. um say to the people i spoke with a he a mix feeling on one hand. people are extremely happy that things seem to move forward. we really have to understand the situation here right now for cigarettes. the rules that has been in place for many, many years are suddenly not there anymore from one night to another. the rules are gone and nobody really knows what's happening. so there'