7 DAYS IN SYRIA IN 2022

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  @SeekDiscomfort · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @JGBR-bv8jo · 4 years ago

  The man who asked you to speak the truth, whether it’s good or bad actually made me tear up a bit, he knows the value of his country and how the days are becoming brighter, and wants you to be that person who show cases it. So wholesome

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  @alfieoliver3614 · 4 years ago

  “It is really really difficult for me to travel, I chose to be a tour guide so I can host people and the world can come to me” that is a woman making the best of out a terrible situation, beautiful.

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  @chrismetken · 4 years ago

  It is absolutely fucking astonishing to me that youtubers do a better job of telling the stories of the world than the media and government. Well done to Thomas and Yes Theory Team. Thank you for telling this story!

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  @alexismerrilldragonqueen · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m watching a year late. The irony of the tour guides&apos; life as she was a granddaughter of Palestinians that immigrated to Syria in 1948 when Israel took it over, and now lives in war torn Syria, unable to leave because of her mixed citizenship. And now, after October 7th, her grandparents&apos; homeland of Palestine is now also being destroyed. How she remains positive and even a shining light in her corner of the world is awe inspiring.

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  @thatrandomguy3100 · 4 years ago

  &quot;People can talk, animals can&apos;t, thats why I always bring Dog food with me&quot; this lady is the kindest person to ever cross part with and I salute you Yes Theory for showing the world her side of story

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  @AlwaysTiredAUSWA · 4 years ago (edited)

  As a westerner who no longer sees Syria in the news, this video has been a stark realisation that we as westerners have never truly known Syria. And it’s because of this that we have missed out on its utter beauty, and the loving kindness of its peoples.

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  @frankoekemoer4219 · 3 years ago

  The tour guide lady is such a beautiful person. Taking cat and dog food with her because they don&apos;t have voices for themselves. &nbsp;I wish that all people were like her.

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  @talahoyounalsoud7796 · 1 year ago

  I think the school in the video is my old school, when we fled the country i was 10 years old, before we fled the country, there was a sniper on the roof of the school who used to shoot stray cats for entertainment, 3 of my class mates got killed purposely, i got shot at around 5 times, the building in front of our home got destroyed and ours was safe at that moment, then they came and opened fire on our building for absolutely no reason, it was 6 in the morning, it&apos;s so hard to think about going back now but hopefully I&apos;m gonna do it soon, thank you so much for this, videos about Syria were the only window for us to see our beloved country.

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  @Michael-ll1yu · 4 years ago

  As a teacher in the Netherlands I can&apos;t wait to show this video in my social studies class. Watching this gave me goosebumps and I think it&apos;s so important for everyone to see this side of a beautiful country with even more beautiful people. And if only one student would get inspired by Ghaiida&apos;s kindness like I did then it would be worth it.

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  @stephenwakeman9889 · 3 years ago

  i am laying in my bed crying. i am a 20 year old farmer from canada who cries once a year and no piece of media has ever made me so emotional. touched me deeply. i will visit some day

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  @EL67671 · 3 years ago (edited)

  The fact Ghaidaa has done nothing but smile and hope and open her soul so passionately while experiencing so much hardship is phenomenal. Its one of the most bittersweet things ive ever seen, Thank you Ghaidaa. You are truly an inspiration.

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