Greatly Missing Their Homes, 300 Citizens Return to Jisr al-Shughour

Looking forward to get to their homes which they were forced to leave by the armed terrorist groups who are strictly supported by US and its regional allies , 300 citizens returned to Jisr al-Shughour and its countryside through al-Hassaniya border, expressing relief over the end of the killing and sabotage acts the terrorists had committed in their city.

On his way back to his town al-Janoudiya, Mahmoud Daqqa, an old man, said all through his residence at the camps where he was forced to stay along with his wife and children did not give him the feeling of security or safety.

“I look forward to seeing our humble home which means everything to me. It is my homeland. It is safety to me,” said Zahiya Aliko, Daqqa’s wife, who decided to come back home after the army restored tranquility and security to the area.

“Throughout my staying at the camps, I had nothing of the delicious dishes I used to have in my village…I am thinking of making some of the most I and my family enjoy,” Aliko noted, adding that “no matter how the others try to change the beautiful image of my homeland, they will fail.”

“Life at the camps was not good,” said Amina Kaddo who suffers from diabetes.

“Now, I have become certain of the lying of the misleading channels which have been fabricating facts about my city,” Kaddo added upon her arrival to her village where she was welcomed along with the other returnees by the army members who are there to protect the area against the terrorists.

SANA Correspondent in Idleb said on Saturday that 150 people point after being, raising the number of returnees to 300.