Omar Alshogre

The most beautiful moment was when I was seeing the prisoners being liberated from Aleppo and further to Hama and to Homs. And then when they came close to Syedna prison, it got really serious in my heart because it was a place that I know very well. I spent almost a year there.

The most beautiful moment was when I was seeing the prisoners being liberated from Aleppo and further to Hama and to Homs. And then when they came close to Syedna prison, it got really serious in my heart because it was a place that I know very well. I spent almost a year there.

The most beautiful moment was when I was seeing the prisoners being liberated from Aleppo and further to Hama and to Homs. And then when they came close to Syedna prison, it got really serious in my heart because it was a place that I know very well. I spent almost a year there.

I didn't know that a human being could be so happy before. I'm telling you, the joy was so unmatchable. I wanted to laugh so hard. I wanted to jump, but I ended up crying like a baby. And I cried the joy of being free. It's the first time I feel it.

I didn't know that a human being could be so happy before. I'm telling you, the joy was so unmatchable. I wanted to laugh so hard. I wanted to jump, but I ended up crying like a baby. And I cried the joy of being free. It's the first time I feel it.

I didn't know that a human being could be so happy before. I'm telling you, the joy was so unmatchable. I wanted to laugh so hard. I wanted to jump, but I ended up crying like a baby. And I cried the joy of being free. It's the first time I feel it.

Greece sent me to Macedonia, then Serbia, Croatia, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovenia to Austria, Austria to Germany, Germany to Denmark. Everybody was sending you to the next place. Nobody wanted to have you.

Greece sent me to Macedonia, then Serbia, Croatia, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovenia to Austria, Austria to Germany, Germany to Denmark. Everybody was sending you to the next place. Nobody wanted to have you.

Greece sent me to Macedonia, then Serbia, Croatia, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovenia to Austria, Austria to Germany, Germany to Denmark. Everybody was sending you to the next place. Nobody wanted to have you.

And I can tell you something. Pain makes you say anything. You don't think about the long-term consequences of your false confession. That's going to be sentenced to execution or life in prison. No, you think about stopping the pain right now.

And I can tell you something. Pain makes you say anything. You don't think about the long-term consequences of your false confession. That's going to be sentenced to execution or life in prison. No, you think about stopping the pain right now.

And I can tell you something. Pain makes you say anything. You don't think about the long-term consequences of your false confession. That's going to be sentenced to execution or life in prison. No, you think about stopping the pain right now.

Because every cigarette they were burning me with, every bone they were breaking, everything that was hurting in my body was not even caring about the future, just caring about right now. I want the pain to stop. So I gave them the false confession they wanted. And that false confession stopped. led to them to transfer me to 10 different prisons. Last one was Sayyid Naya.

Because every cigarette they were burning me with, every bone they were breaking, everything that was hurting in my body was not even caring about the future, just caring about right now. I want the pain to stop. So I gave them the false confession they wanted. And that false confession stopped. led to them to transfer me to 10 different prisons. Last one was Sayyid Naya.

Because every cigarette they were burning me with, every bone they were breaking, everything that was hurting in my body was not even caring about the future, just caring about right now. I want the pain to stop. So I gave them the false confession they wanted. And that false confession stopped. led to them to transfer me to 10 different prisons. Last one was Sayyid Naya.

And the special thing about Syrian prisons is you always dream about them sending you to the prison before the one you are at right now, because it just gets worse. And when you reach Sayyid Naya, that's when you for sure know that you're never coming out. Sayyid Naya is dark. Sayyid Naya is painful. Not the pain itself. It's the fear when you hear people screaming.

And the special thing about Syrian prisons is you always dream about them sending you to the prison before the one you are at right now, because it just gets worse. And when you reach Sayyid Naya, that's when you for sure know that you're never coming out. Sayyid Naya is dark. Sayyid Naya is painful. Not the pain itself. It's the fear when you hear people screaming.

And the special thing about Syrian prisons is you always dream about them sending you to the prison before the one you are at right now, because it just gets worse. And when you reach Sayyid Naya, that's when you for sure know that you're never coming out. Sayyid Naya is dark. Sayyid Naya is painful. Not the pain itself. It's the fear when you hear people screaming.

And the gods keep torturing them because in Sayyidina Yahya, you're not allowed to scream under torture. So if you're screaming, that means they're beating you until you are quiet. Sometimes you're quiet by death and sometimes you're quiet because you can't breathe anymore or you learned a lesson that you're not allowed to scream.

And the gods keep torturing them because in Sayyidina Yahya, you're not allowed to scream under torture. So if you're screaming, that means they're beating you until you are quiet. Sometimes you're quiet by death and sometimes you're quiet because you can't breathe anymore or you learned a lesson that you're not allowed to scream.