Syrian in Görlitz: Dream of peace fades in her home country
Syrian in Görlitz: Dream of peace fades in her home country
The Syrian family Al-Saadi, who has been in Germany for eight years, lives in Oberlausitz. Mohammad Al-Saadi, a former finance officer, describes the terrible situation in his homeland in a grocery store in Görlitz. His concerns about the future stability of Syria are great, especially in view of the Islamist militia HTS, which has gained influence after the fall of Bashar al-Assad. "I'm afraid that it ends in a civil war," says Al-Saadi, while his son Omar adds that people in Syria are currently acting as anesthetist. "We hear the jubilee storms about the Assad fall, but the difficult reality remains," explains Omar and looks worried into the future, as on Sächsische.dehopes despite great uncertainty
Around 2,500 Syrians live in Upper Lusatia, and most of them have a secure residence status. Nevertheless, many have to wait for the processing of their asylum applications, which was slowed down by the tense situation in Syria. The Syrian refugees, such as Omran Abdullah and Mohamad Al-Zeer, who both came to Germany as refugees, say that they cannot easily leave their new home. "The return depends on the conditions in Syria," said Abdullah, while Al-Zeer notes that many people in Syria are still suffering from Assad's powers, and he does not know whether his relatives still live. "We want to live in peace and see no more blood", they express their hope of a future agreement within Syria, which could also influence Germany's foreign policy, such as Spiegel.de
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