Nasma and Haleem Kawas reflect on the hope ignited by the fall of Assad's regime, dreaming of returning to their home in Aleppo after years of exile.
As insurgents captured Aleppo and advanced towards Damascus, the Kawases felt a profound change was upon them, rekindling dreams of rebuilding their homeland.
The end of Assad's regime, as expressed by Nasma, signifies a pivotal moment where growth and recovery might flourish, even after years of darkness.
Haleem articulated the emotional connection they maintain with Aleppo, stating they could only dream of home, contrasting their past with the hopeful present.
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