In 2013, after his father was killed in a rocket attack while walking to the mosque, Syasneh joined the Free Syrian Army to fight against the government of Bashar al-Assad. As the conflict in Syria escalated, various foreign powers like Russia, Iran, the US, and Arab Gulf countries got involved, creating a complex web of warring parties. The rise of extremist groups like ISIS further complicated the situation.
The US sent troops to fight ISIS and supported Kurdish-led forces in battling the militants. Despite the conflict seeming to freeze for a while, it reignited late last year when Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, along with Turkish-backed militias, pushed through Syria, taking control of Damascus and causing the fall of the Assad government.
Since then, around 200,000 Syrian refugees have returned home, but many are still hesitant due to the ongoing instability. Syasneh, now hopeful for a new government led by Ahmad al-Sharaa to rebuild Syria, aims to create a state that is better than before, focusing on security, safety, and dignity for its citizens. Syrians like Syasneh are determined to rebuild their nation, devastated by years of war, and strive for a brighter future.
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