Selma

So we still have our house. Now I'm like, would I stay at my house or would I want to stay somewhere else? Or what am I going to do? And now I can think of all the plans.

So we still have our house. Now I'm like, would I stay at my house or would I want to stay somewhere else? Or what am I going to do? And now I can think of all the plans.

It was a girl in a karate uniform. And this guy was standing across from her with something on his head. I can't remember, like a water bottle. And she closes her eyes and she like, Karate kicks the water bottle off the top of his head with her eyes closed. And then the camera pans back and everyone's like clapping and cheering. I saw people doing parkour in Damascus.

It was a girl in a karate uniform. And this guy was standing across from her with something on his head. I can't remember, like a water bottle. And she closes her eyes and she like, Karate kicks the water bottle off the top of his head with her eyes closed. And then the camera pans back and everyone's like clapping and cheering. I saw people doing parkour in Damascus.

They're like doing like backflips in the street in the middle of a celebration.

They're like doing like backflips in the street in the middle of a celebration.

In Latakia, someone was lifting weights. Like, in the street? Like, in the street, yeah. Like, in the middle of this. Like, there's, like, fighters kind of passing by on cars, like, waving flowers. And he's, like, right on the side doing all of these moves. In his, like, gym clothes. It's just so, so unserious, so fun.

In Latakia, someone was lifting weights. Like, in the street? Like, in the street, yeah. Like, in the middle of this. Like, there's, like, fighters kind of passing by on cars, like, waving flowers. And he's, like, right on the side doing all of these moves. In his, like, gym clothes. It's just so, so unserious, so fun.

You know, like, it's things you could have done before, but it's just the mentality of you're free, you can do anything, and... Syria. Just... It removes you from the equation. So who are you in Assad's Syria? You're nobody. You don't belong. Seeing the people now and seeing their reaction, they're slowly kind of feeling like it is theirs. Like, this is our country.

You know, like, it's things you could have done before, but it's just the mentality of you're free, you can do anything, and... Syria. Just... It removes you from the equation. So who are you in Assad's Syria? You're nobody. You don't belong. Seeing the people now and seeing their reaction, they're slowly kind of feeling like it is theirs. Like, this is our country.

We're the ones who are responsible for it now. We're the ones who are going to take care of it.

We're the ones who are responsible for it now. We're the ones who are going to take care of it.