stephanie decker looks back at syria's known road to asian change and how it began. almost 14 years ago. peaceful protests against the shuttle attends in syria's southern city. that all violent government crackdown ensued and protest spread across the country. the 2nd phase would change and the anti government movement weapons flowed in and the more organized arms, insurgency took shape. countries took sides and funded various different groups. in 2012, the borrower's will move to a level, dividing the city into the government, west and revel health east the same year, the group jump with almost a now the re branded hyatt see the ocean and the one that has led the flight from ellipse all the way to damascus announced that it had become all kinds of syria franchise. while the wrong, in fact, has by law also entered the syrian conflict on the side of the government. 2013, impossible to forget the syrian governments chemical weapons attack on eastern router. it shocked the world and the rise of the stomach state of vermont and an event racing across north eastern syria,

for an end to the horror. continue to go on on 3rd, stephanie decker, all g 0. these rarely military says 6 captives whose bodies were recovered from the tunnel in august, well executed by sizes. the army denies it strikes in hon. eunice at the time, killed the captive. the military says the findings of based on what it calls new intelligence, no to date, joins us now live on mine. and now what are we hearing about these 6 hostages? well, these rarely army says that they were killed sometime in february when these really army was from bonding the area near the tunnel where they were held that according to these rarely army. and we have no way of verifying this. of course, the guards of those captives killed them one, the fumes of the bonds that drew closer and they felt that there might be a danger that there would be and is really military operation to rescue them. of course, also in the past hour we've heard from the is really army a gun and talking about retrieving the body of yet another captive from a ton eunice, a, a tie. there's key who was in keyboards.

i'm going to have a home, stephanie decker or 0 on the to kia syria border. the is, there are the forces of loans to another wave of attacks targeting civilians across the gaza strip. there were strikes in the central city of did and by that have killed at least 10 pallets to be entered, including the local mayor. more victims are believed to be trapped under the rubble . thousands of injured shoes, worthy and rushed to an upstart hospital. overwhelmed health workers. there have limited supplies and are struggling to provide adequate care ads and gaza city is where the air strikes have hit a school, killing 7 palestinians, children for among the casualties. and the attack on a message though, i see the school, it was crowded with displace palestinians, many of whom have fled areas in northern garza, which have been under as really sees for more than 2 months. but a human family has more from the sites of the strike in gaza city. i'm now inside of mazda was successful in a muscle neighborhood to the west of the city where these, what your planes have targeted

stephanie decker reports from the turkish city of guys in tech, near the border with syria. i mean, he does doing his school homework. it's in turkish, and despite speaking arabic at home, it's his strongest language. he tells us i'm going to yes. so my identity is to, in my, i left, i lived here for 9 years and it feels like i am more to dish. yes, i want to go back like to visit, but not like to live. i want to live here because of my education. i would prefer this, so i can keep studying the family decided to take on the turkish surname after they got citizenship to help them integrate. more than 3000000 syrians floods here since the war, 13 years ago, an entire generation of children and teenagers have grown up here. not knowing syria, as on the part of returning is closing mixed feelings. we meet 14 year old asthma, try out the outside. his uncle shop and goes beyond that. he is excited about the idea of returning that my wife about that when i was growing up, i knew that i was syrian, even if i live in to the kids. i know that from deep inside. and if i go back to syri

stephanie decker, which is 0. because the on the russian authorities say they've detained a suspect over the killing of a senior general in moscow. on tuesday, the 29 year old from was becky stein has reportedly confessed to collaborating with ukrainian intelligent services. in the attack on eagle carried off. he was the commander of russia's nuclear, chemical and biological defense division, and was reportedly investigating activities by the us in ukraine. the bomb was hidden in an electric schools here, usually a shop, a lot of a has well from us. the, the shows the nation will have come scottsdale, the russian investigators can we see on the f as v, as they have revealed details about the rest of the public traits of the mazda, of the head, of the chemical and biological protection. true, it won't, can rely on his assistant the detain. mine is a 29 year old citizen rebecca son. he was detained in the most school region. as we had even published with his old interrogation of the mind. according to the suspects,

ford, stephanie decker. o g 0 goes down to south eastern. took you the united nations, the serious, the teen, your conflicts created the world's largest refugee crisis. with more than 14000000 syrians flows from their homes since 2011 off of that number on displaced within the countries borders where the un says 70 percent of the population needs, humanitarian aid and 90 percent lives below the poverty line. serious neighbors stuck here, 11 on jordan, iraq and egypt host about 5 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees. i know the 1300000 syrians have re settled in europe. most of them in germany. it's home to 8 150000 syrian refugees. the largest number in a no neighboring country. spotwood is the executive director of the syrian canadian foundation, and she joins me now live from canada model. thank you for joining us on the on does your and use our firstly let's begin with your thoughts on the experience of the diaspora community in canada at this moment. what is the response to these developments that we've se

okay, stephanie decker, standing by for us and guys going to up that's near the border between turkey and syria and stuff. and he will have the latest on the syrian refugees. their 1st will bring in a sama binge of age, who's joining us from the syrian capital, damascus to tell us what more that the prime minister have to say. what was the take away message. but essentially, there is a lot of pressure building up here inside syria because people have seen this new administration take charge. but they're really, they're wondering where this saturday is going to come from our. their economic situation is if it is going to improve, well, where will they get the money to make sure that their sustenance and their livelihoods continue? and that is something that this new administration disputing. and that is why the prime minister had the had to come out and say that this is a difficult time for them. and it's not just the prime minister. we've been hearing from other government officials as well who been asking the people to be patient uh, asking for people to bear with them because this i

ford, stephanie decker, all g 0 goes down to south eastern. took you as well, let's speak live now to stephanie deca who's in does he on to me the to can syria border? stephanie, talk us through what some of the obstacles are for searing refugees in took here without the moment there is euphoria, really still everyone we've spoken to companies just how far the side regime. so everyone we've spoken to as well says they want to go home, the majority of syrians here and go to the on to our, from my left. so i left a just around 30 kilometers away from the border. of course it's still a big part. many also saying he's, there's on certain times these are for the times, you know, some people not to be fully trusting high at the feed all. sure, i'm h t s, the group that has taken damascus, but they put that aside. and this, he really doesn't matter who was in charge, it really doesn't matter if they change their face from you may remember the days that they pledge allegiance to all kind a very long time ago. a people telling us that they will deal with the devil of considering a shadow, i sa

i'm going to have a home, stephanie decker, or 0 on the to kia syria border for life to key a level is the 2nd largest host of student refugees. the vast majority needs amount of time and assistance to survive and haven't been able to return to sylvia for many years. most children born to simeon parents and 11 on since the uprising 13 years ago. a stainless and accounts and informal communities with the back of body when most humans live, the full of a side. so root cause celebrations in the streets. same was for avi has more from last night on the 11 on syria border. scared into silence for more than half a century, forced to flee their country through fear of a brutal political dynasty with the subs resume, gone from power, displaced the syrians like these are silent, no more the we think overbooked and that was this days. oh freeze. i would go through from the ocean and the person of the shuttle of the, from the border, townsend loving own where they've lived in limbo for years. people have started going back real estate behind in syria, with their husbands. most of our relatives fl

in fact, the 2 key had joined the 13 year civil war stephanie decker report. so i've gone through and type in easton tech here. i mean, it is doing his school homework, it's in turkish and despite speaking arabic at home, it's his strongest language. he tells us i'm bonus to yes. so my items, the syrian but i live, i live here for 9 years and it feels like i am more to dish. yes, i want to go back like to visit it, but not like to live. i want to live here because of my educational process. so i think you've studied the family decided to take on a truck or surname after they got citizenship to help them integrate more than 3000000 syrian supplied here since the war, 13 years ago and entire generation of children and teenagers have grown up here. not knowing syria, as on the part of returning is causing me to be like we meet 14 year old. i smoke high out the outside, his uncle shop and goes beyond that. he's excited about the idea of returning and be that my wife about it. when i was growing up, i knew that i was syrian, even if i living took here. i know that

stephanie decker o g 0 will take care who's the largest number of syrian refugees, many sort safety that off to playing the civil war in 2011. the full of president bush, all last as regime is a turning points at a spot renew, debates about the future of refugees and whether they can return home. so then, because the only reports now from outside net tech is boda with syria, as they chanted freedom outside to see you in concert in a stumble, syrians into a que i had just learned a news whose impression wireless thought had been now said and damascus was now in the hands of the opposition fighters, ceilings poured into the stories of his stumble and cities across through kit, celebrating the long awaited victory they had dreamed of for more than a decade. today is a day of joy. i don't know how to express this feeling. there was fear inside us. now there's no more fear. we are no one and you'll say, speaking at the donor form and cuts are the turkish sport in this there. how confident representing the country hosting, the largest number of syrian refugees set? millions of display series c

for an end to the horror. continue to go on on 3rd, stephanie decker. o g 0 according to the united nations, at least 1900000 people in guns around 90 percent of its population. homeless inside the strip. 9 out of 10 displaced individuals who are living in deteriorating tents and make sure if shelter is lacking protection from the ryan and cold on the 23 percent of when to critical needs have been met, leaving many without warm clothing bidding on means of heating, evacuation, orders issued by as well now kind of a 79 percent of gaza pushing people into increasingly over crowded and unsafe conditions. more than 415000 people are being forced to take shelter in more than one hundreds under a schools across the strip. so i'm shut off shell is the director of the palestinian non governmental organizations network. he says the winter with a has listened to the conditions for displaced palestinians and gaza to describe the situation in gaza strip. the went to good things, very complicated for tens of thousands of families. manual home staying going about a $

for an end to the horror. continue to go on on 3rd, stephanie decker, all g 0. most of the had had on options era. one of georgia's on position policy is acute as police of beating. it's lead to in detention during protests, off the government holds tools on joining the june. and keep the secret to autonomy to use some not in space, scientists and human cells into open to conductors, departments on the in special space station. the money in taiwan. believe a chinese invasion is an old to v o. correct. and some are preparing the military is practicing the island a $25.00. you diligently trains of civil defense costs be good to be come back to read for the day and she hopes would never have custom. originally experiencing this winter. i talked to witness divided straits on and just either i'm the like of odds and the sort of india to find out how a tiny bass in this case, gross and extensive mining operations to a scan. corona virus helps left across the world with the devastating effect, and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife place. here i

ford, stephanie decker, all g 0 goes down to south eastern. took you and stuff or is that there in refugee living in god's in to other she spoke to stephanie and gr emotional the prospect of have a ton. hi. the 3rd uh not really is. so we are free and we can able to back to celia, actually really is still in shop at is uh if, even if we think okay, i know able to back to syria and to visit our country as a place which we learn as long as the baby, uh and uh, i got, i got even this awards, there's nothing else to explain how i release reading because really we are there is to have fee and you know, it's the, it's a, you know, it's, uh, it was. so we want to back there and read through the i just didn't because but 2 and 4. now it's not easy for us. is that no, we don't know what this won't happen again. just as the situation is not the clear . so really we still have here is this to think read no, ever able to just visit our country. has it been hard for you in turkey? who is to the actually is the people in the house does add 3, support the beginning and really even wants to you 1st my fam

ford, stephanie decker. o g 0. it goes down to south eastern, took you so it has had went to alex's era, how of problems in bangladesh and deal with an engine energy company is under scrutiny of the engine and government struggles to keep the lights on. and some of the most important event in mexico is kind of the catholic church calls for a truce between criminal games. the . so i welcome to look at the international forecast stone grey mission. i put a note to remind myself here that is pretty much somebody off the web across a good positive, northern and central year. but that will be a change as we go through the next couple of days. we have high pressure just not doing its way a little further already swears, and that's going to allow west to web up mild weather when do you, whether to just coming to the northwest. so just freshening things up. we've got some wet weather down across the pots of the mediterranean central areas. they're pushing across into it least some areas of front, some snow. i have of the h

remember these have been happening with the hope that one day or children will feel the same stephanie decker, which is 0. because the on depth us, the federal reserve has lowered interest rates by quotes a point the said caught this year. but jerome powell, the feds trim and one that then a, the fuel costs the interest rates and expected in 2025. if inflation rises are present elect donald trump has threatened to introduce trade tyrus when he takes office, which could westman station in the us white honda as well. the quoted percent comp to in rates was not unexpected. throughout the whole of 2020 for the 1st 6 months, the rate remain static. then the 1st rates came in september. and now this is the 3rd consecutive rates cut, showing the confidence that the reserve has in the nature of the country's economy . inflation is taking over just over 2 point one percent. the unemployment rate is in the region of 4.2 percent. these are because of that the federal was a likes. however, what is interesting is the dr. plots that it's revealed. now this is the number of rate cuts it expects in the next

stephanie decker spoke to syrians who settled in the south eastern texas city of cause on to about returning home of the all of these men sled, the war in syria, bringing with them a touch of home carving stone, this skill and routine they have perfected over the years, but everything is different now. the tide, any of over 50 years passed from the father to the sun is gone. and when we can believe it, it's like a dream. i cried when i found out it was over. personally, i feel that is a big responsibility to come back and to help. it's been 14 years time. we need to do both everything. now this is a traditional across from a level going back hundreds of years. the owners of this business and most of the workers are from i left, but we took them years to build this business, but everybody tells us they are determined to return and to start from scratch, to rebuild their city. and the country many tell us that starting over in a new country was hard. it's been a long road shoulder, so helpful. so my feeling is indescribable, happiness, happiness, that is beyond the extreme. so now is the time

stephanie decker, which is 0, because you don't have to rush on the way you crane has hit an oil depot. of the facility in the southern region of rural stove was attacked overnight by keith drove. the governor said, this is the 2nd time in 6 months that the oil refinery has been hit. emergency and rescue crews are assessing the scene. now ukrainian president without him is and lensky has met nato secretary general mock ruta in brussels. they discussed future security guarantees for ukraine, including the provision of ad defend systems and all the military aid route to has stress. the importance of laying the groundwork for keep ahead of any potential piece stokes with russia. the u. s. federal reserve has lowered interest rates by quote, a point decided caught this year. however, the jerome powell, the fed chapman rule and that there may be fewer cuts to interest rates than expected in 2025. if inflation rises. now president elect donald trump has threatened to introduce to each type of when he takes office, which could less than inflation in the us. now mike had a has more now we have

for an end to the horror. continue to go on, answered stephanie decker. oh g 0 honey mackwood has this update from there. all bala in central garza, the units of as a clear describe, this garza has become the most dangerous place for children and the entire world. because in daily business unit, the children are the the most vulnerable. the most victims do this unbearable horror by the ongoing unit side, the work, the life of, of children across the garden and through the, from a movers. 7th, all the way do today is a fraught with danger. and on through the tennessee the, the wake up to the sound, the various tribes, the heavy artillery is delivered through the destruction of, of many of the homes. many of the neighborhoods through the public facilities to the neighbor hope that they live. and as well as the largely lack of 40 to what the united nations have described, the lack the proper actors or there's no after the oil due to food, water, or health care in general, much needed. all right now is not available. we're minutes are in this particular healt

stephanie decker, g 0. the and all the news is randy strikes have continued to tal gutierrez, across the goal is to strip. these are the scenes officer and attack. it's a park and goals. the city with at least 5 people kills and several others in just goes. as health ministry says that more than 44000 people have been killed since israel's will salted more than a year ago. purchases in georgia all back on the streets in the capital tbilisi. they say they're not stocking down 11 consecutive days now. they've been demonstrating angry about the prime minister's decision to delay told to join the european union. and so at least 2028 to meet to measure the anchor report. the i'm a serious quite times here right now, of course uh the society is polarized because a lot of people who we've been talking to was folks around a 100 people 2 days ago when we were doing a report about what is happening here in, in georgia. we stopped the 100 people in the streets and many of them was supporting what's happening right now

i didn't less than 2 weeks through the shadow. aside decades of the outside dynasty was over stephanie decker, which is 0 to speak now to do room drive, and he is a senior, i'm most of the international crisis group. he joins us advice guide from geneva. thank you for your time. the revel offensive has been extremely rapid. how do you explain that? i understand that the syrian it's there in our allies have been bogged down in was elsewhere. but was there not been move? was the students from the syrian army? i think it's mostly for 2 reasons. i mean, 1st on the side of the jump position and sit on the, on the side of every team fell down, the position had been training for the past 3 goes, there was the structure of the military brigades improve called the nation training army and etc. so when they're starting to push out to the valley without even planning to take a valuable things, became very, very fast. and then as a team was prepared, as you mentioned, it, allies were not tweeting to on the, on the able to respond to input, defend the regime. and so then you're committed, create to the mi

ford, stephanie decker, all g 0 goes down to south eastern. took you and stuff is a syrian refugee living and going to have unless she spoke to steph and became emotional at the prospect of her time. clearly not believe. so, we are free and we can, it will go back to syria. actually really is still in job as it's a, it's even if we think, okay, i know able to back to syria and to visit our country as a place which we learn and to belong. it's really a and i can't, i can't even is awards. there's nothing else to explain how i released reading because really we used to have fee to add the no, it's the, it's a, you know, it's, uh, it was. so we want to back there. let's do that. i just did it because that's when for now it's not easy for us. if we look back now, we don't know what this won't happen again. just as the situation is not clear. so really we still have here is this to think read no, ever able to visit our country. has it been hard for you in turkey? you is to the actually is if people in the dark is it has to us and 30 support the beginning. and really, even once we 1st my family

i'm going to have a home, stephanie decker, or 0 on the to kia syria border. all right, so let's take it says mother use down south can we, is parliament has voted to impeach, present use of your life to his failed martial rule declaration. last week, the impeachment motion, the 2nd bolt by the opposition passed with 204 votes in favor to 85 against. but you start to define terms. thing is fine as far as moving. bo mcbride report some so it was a dramatic reversal of political fortunes a week before president june, so kills governing potty had stood with him. do raising parliament's 1st impeachment vote specific in this, the 2nd enough members broke ranks to seal his fates as president, suspension of the president's duties was urgently needed. and throughout the process, we only thought of the country ended. the people south korea has been embroiled in political turmoil since humans controversial in position of marshal more nearly 2 weeks ago. given the scale of the biggest constitutional crisis in decades. his acceptance of his impeachment, for it seemed to l

stephanie decker, g 0, when the syrian civil war broke out in 2000 the less than germany. welcome hundreds of thousands of civil refugees, almost a 1000000 of them, a still the today and these a lot of pictures, no celebrations on the streets of land. syrians are draped from the flank of the revolution and singing the gen thing because you can see, let's get more of this more correspondence over that came in but, and happy seems a full syrians are reacting to a very fast moving story. these past few days, very fast moving and remember there are around 50000 people of syrian origin in berlin. many of them will, of salt of this day might never come. and so those who are on the streets, expressing to a certain extent, the view of very many of the fellow syrian citizens in this country, almost a 1972460 to be exact as of may of this year in this country registered as syrians that would equate to arrive 4 to 5 percent of the entire syrian population in syria itself, which shows how important this country has become in so far as a place in which syrian refugees could congregate

stephanie decker is in kill this on the turkey 8 syria border. stephanie, you've been working on a really interesting piece of this story and puzzle here. we know that up until a week ago, there were 3000000 syrian refugees in turkey. i don't know how many have returned to serious. i don't know what the number is now. you've been focusing on the younger refugees, those who missed syria for almost all their lives because some weren't born in turkey or who just haven't seen it in over a decade. of the people returned um they come from to this area in other borders as well, but these are the people here that are going to charge for that are closing the chapter on their lives here, not to return. why so many of the rest of g here are saying they'd like to have temporary permissions to go and see your hard zane a token guy to go and see what their homes like most of the people here are from high level but talking about the youth i think this is a very interesting to so like you say, piece of the puzzle. you have families, you have children, you have ch

for an end to the horror. continue to go on, answered stephanie decker. oh g 0 that's bringing our correspondent, honey my. what he's in dial by a in a central gauze honey. it's just give us a sense of a day in the life of a child that in garza and just home phone ruble, they are on a daily basis to as well as attacks. laura let's just part by giving was notice of how this 5 in terms of the conditions and the livelihood in terms of safety in terms of security and which it sold and has been going through since the beginning of the genocide, the units of as the cleared describe that java has become the most dangerous place for children and the entire world because on daily basis the children are the far the most vulnerable. the most victims do this unbearable for by the ongoing unit side, the work, the life of, of children across the goals and for the from october 7th, all the way do today is a fraught with danger and on 3rd, tenants easy to wake up through the sound of various tribes, the heavy artillery is delivered through the destruction of, of many of

stephanie decker, which is 0, when the syrian so will broke out in 2011 germany welcome. hundreds of thousands of 17 refugees. almost a 1000000 of them are still there today. and these are pictures and celebrations, homeless streets in germany. well, let's skip on this. one correspondent told me that k who's in the land and don't make some very happy syrians, i believe, a very happy indeed. remember there are about 50000 citizens living in berlin. that pos, of the $972460.00 fellows syrians living in this country, or at least to a registered, is living in this country in may of this year. and for the most part, expressions of relief of joy of incredulity. actually for many of these people who really did not believe a word not could not says, believed that the end of the shot i said regime could come as suddenly as it has done. and the point to make is that the vast majority of syrians in this country tend to be in the form of west germany. not so much here in berlin. and yet, you know, almost a 1000000, very many of them actually showing the happiness of what has happened and perhaps

i'm going to have a home, stephanie decker, or 0 on the to kia syria border will have to kia 11 on is the 2nd largest host of syrian refugees. the vast majority need humanitarian assistance to survive. and i've not been able to attend to syria for us. most children born to simeon parents and 11 on since the uprising, 13 year old, 15 years ago on our state list and in the come sign in full communities with the becca valley. most students live full of aside, so rocha celebrations in the streets. same as robbie has more from us now on the 11 on syria border as scared into silence for more than half a century, forced to flee their country through fear of a brutal political dynasty. with the subs resume, gone from power displaced the syrians like these are silent, no more the we think overbooked and that exist days. oh freeze. i would go through from digression and depression of the shuttle of the, from the border towns and living on where they've lived in limbo for years. people have started going back real estate behind in syria, with their husbands. most of our relatives flipped to camp

stephanie decker is in kenneth on the ticket, syria board is zane bus robbie and beverage. but 1st, let's go to know a day she's and i come back in jordan. so no time as possible. who is in october? i'm well, so they talking about it's laura we have there are a foreign ministers of the era follow up committee. this consists of several neighboring arab states to syria, a you have a rock lab and on saudi arabia, jordan, of course, of the united arab emirates and, and others. and then you have to key you have uh the united states are presented by anthony blink. and you have your opinion union and represented by their top diplomat. um the uh, the un envoy for sir. yeah, there are several meetings taking place, consultations between all those parties moving, moving parts, if you will, and they schedule continues to ship. basically, all of these consultations will culminate in a meeting and hopefully, or that's what the, what the, the, everybody is hoping would be a united position on how to move forward on syria, on security, on the future of syria and how to help the new admini

the rule of the shuttle aside decades cuz the aside dynasty was over stephanie decker of g 0. serious political and territorial landscape has been transformed by the leader of high authority to some of the shutter out in the also known as of them. how about their juliani and his finances, barbara, and go products that his aims and watch it could mean for the future of syria. he's unmatched as the man leading the charge of 5 t as in syria. but nicholas known about a mohammed alto lani is no stranger to the position some of the commendable. he's the leader of hyatt target a shot became prominent as in 2016 when he announced the re branding of his group. i'm a jump out on the stress and it spits from al qaeda the other. his go to create what he said was an add to a shame front in syria. i went into mosque as in 1992 and i lost track of july and they took a suit and in one he says, references family history of expulsion from the now the pied girl and hides after the creation of israel and 2003 up to the us inflation of the rock. giovanni left syria joining alcorda in iraq, which led to hi

ford, stephanie decker, all g 0. it goes on to south eastern, took you as plus, that's a lot for us now and goes into the techie, take us here yet, board as the stuff you're getting a real sense, the real grasp of how people are feeling it and this rapid change that's happening everywhere yes, and everyone says the same thing. extraordinary, unexpected, unbelievable. you for it really uh you know, when you push people to ask them, are they worried about the way ford or the worried about going home? you know, one mountain said, you know, we'll, we'll deal with the devil now, it's all about the fox that aside. and this regime is over and that is across the board. that some people we spoke to a little bit more apprehensive in terms of returning because they have families, they have children, you know, and you don't just be behind a life that you've built here for years. it's there needs to be infrastructure, schools, hospitals, all these kinds of things at the moment when it comes to turkey, neck, and those who have pap

stephanie decker or g 0 because he on depth of offensive lead by high w l. sean brought down the soft version 10 years ago. it established a government, but its destination as a territory could complicate just international relations. speaking exclusively to i'll just say right. and his 1st english interview took is following that as to how confident says it's time for the international community to consider removing h t s from the list. the h t s. the main component of the show. we say the coalition is governing syria. it remains on so on. took is tara list. is it time to remove them? do you think we will be taken out different stuff because what we have done in the past that was in accordance with the secret to counsel decisions. so i think we in the light of the recent developments we can take and i have another decision. what is your reading and understanding of them of the h t s. when we hear from western officials, a lot of concern at times about the h t s. is past connections with groups like a high the are you convinced missed the foreign minister th

stephanie decker repulsed from the tucker city of gauzy and tapped near the syrian border. i mean, it is doing his school homework. it's in turkish, and despite speaking arabic at home, it's his strongest language. he tells us, i'm going to yes, so my identity is syrian, but i left. i lived here for 9 years and it feels like i am more to dish. yes, i want to go back like to visit, but not like to live. i want to live here because of my education for, for this. so i can keep studying the family decided to take on the turkish surname after they got citizenship to help them integrate. more than 3000000 syrians floods here since the war, 13 years ago, an entire generation of children and teenagers have grown up here. not knowing syria, as or in the pulse of returning is causing mixed feelings. we meet 14 year old asthma, try out the outside, his uncle shop and goes beyond that. he is excited about the idea of returning and be that my wife about that when i was growing up, i knew that i was syrian, even if i live in to the kids. i know that from deep inside. and if i go back to

ford, stephanie decker. o g 0 goes down to south eastern. took you well, we're going to bring in i of most stuff for now. i is from an echo you came to turkey 12 years ago. 2012. i think you told me. give me your reaction. has been a couple of days now. everything has almost settled how, how are you feeling? how do you feel about everything that's happened over the last few days? yeah, actually it's clear. uh, not the live. we are free and weekend. it was direct to celia. actually really is still in job as it's a, it's even if we think, okay, we are now able to back to syria and to visit our country as a place which we learn and to belong is 3 the and i got, i got even this awards is nothing else to explain how at least really because really we really so happy at the no, it's the, it's a, you know, it's, uh, it was. so we want to back there to rescue the ad, the student because that too, and for now it's not easy for us. if we look back, no, we don't know what to don't happen again. just as the situation is

ford, stephanie decker. o g 0. it goes down to south eastern, took you what is really defense. minnesota is real, cause his orders, his military to prepare to remain on mount time. and during the winter, this comes with israel. sees the un boxes in between the is ready occupied golden heights and syria. israel has also carried out hundreds of ass strikes across periods in sunday. it is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so it's the soldiers that operates in siri and turret tree in a buffalo near the occupied garden heights to protect civilians. he says the collapse of a sense of government has created a power vacuum on the border. he also confirmed it is ready. soldiers have taken control of what he called strategic sites in syria, a 2800 meters. it is the highest peak and syria, and just to 40 kilometers from the capitol. and it's really presence the puts damascus within range of it. so tennessee 5, the mountain position also allows israel to monitor, has blocks pro holton, eastern lebanon, and to conduct s

stephanie decker. oh g 0. well, joining us down from ramallah and the westbank is bushera kelly. the she's ox funds policy lead on the west bank. but sure many thanks. indeed for being with us. no understanding. you have family in garza and can you share with us what they tell you about the daily struggles in getting food and all those essential supplies festival. and i don't even know where to begin, really though. i mean it's, it's just the opposite. it might be you to have to either you send the money and then you have buy anything because nothing's available on the market either or you spend the money and they're spending $23.00 on 2 tomatoes in a pepper. and they are basically waiting for about 5 hours to 6 hours a day, just to get a jared kind of water. and the pharmacies are completely empty. if they are not decimated, and are much like my brothers, a mazda mothers, se might spend the family, she needs health care, she needs her medicine, she can't find it. they live in their destroyed. that'd be partially basically demolished home with make sure perkins and they have my,