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CNN World News: Images of Syrian rebels topple the Assad regime.

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CNN World News: Syrian families living in Turkey get their documents checked at the Cilvegozu border.

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CNN World News: Syrians gather at the historic Umayyad mosque in Damascus on December 13 for the first Friday prayers since rebels toppled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

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CNN World News: Armed fighters walked among the crowds at the Al-Hamidiyeh market inside the old walled city of Damascus on December 10.

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I decided to go with Syria for this week's assignment. Clarissa Ward's fascinating book on Syria stood out to me.

Seeing how she managed to go on these scary journeys to report the atrocities people are doing to their own kind blew my mind.

Seeing how the Syrian rebels were able to get their President at the time, Bashar al-Assad, out, and the celebration throughout the state, as shown in these images, speaks volumes about how fed up the Syrians were with the Assad regime.

Section 1 showcases the excitement following the overthrow of the Assad regime.

Section 2 showcases families who had to flee from Syria to the neighboring country, Turkey, and their documents being checked.

Section 3 showcases the first Friday after the Assad regime was overthrown, and Syrians gathered in their historic Umayyad mosque to pray.

Section 4 showcases armed fighters walking among the crowds at the Al-Hamidiyeh market inside the old walled city of Damascus.

These images depict the horrific situations the Syrians had to face with the Assad regime. The jubilation alone told a great story of what the people had been through.

The Syrians were determined and hopeful for freedom, knowing that whoever their leader was at the time was no more, and that all the injustice throughout the country was over.

Images like this, when shared on social media or any news platform, give the world an idea of what is happening. It's the only way people can help and support in their own small way, aside from what international organizations like the United Nations, World Health Organization, UNICEF, and more can do.

Reference

https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/08/world/gallery/syria-assad-collapse

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In pictures: Syrian rebels topple Assad regime | CNN

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The long rule of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is over after rebels swept into the capital Damascus.