To live in the waiting list
To live on the waiting list without knowing when this mysterious nightmare will end.
And where things are going.
That's how the refugee lives in the camps... No home.... No family... No future.
Waiting for the fate of his future.
And the fate of his country and his family
In a large waiting hall on the land of another State
Waiting indefinitely;
Waiting for the great countries to agree,
for the Arabs countries to agree,
for the denominations to agree,
and for the gas, oil and reconstruction companies to agree
He watches his country burn in front of his eyes and receives news of his family's death one after one.
He sees his children grow up in suspicion, fear and a sense of inferiority and inequality............
When I see Syrian refugees in Algeria. I feel a lot of grief for them.
In Algeria there is no problem with language or religion because we have the same language and religion
Here everyone helps them and cares about them. Here we offer them lodging, eating and everything they need.
But whatever we try, we can't hide the sadness from their eyes.
Latest statistics say that the number of people killed in Syria reached 470, 000.
That's sad.
But the saddest part is that the humanity of the world died before all of them
I'm sorry for some spelling mistakes. I'm trying to convey the idea to you in a beautiful way.