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Lebanon, Jbeil region. Nura Najjar, 35, is from Idlib. She was forced to flee Syria two years and a half ago, when their house was destroyed by a bombing. Since then she lives as refugee in Lebanon with her husband Abdullah (40) and their five children, Abdul (16), Taleeb (15), Osama (12), Nour (7) and little Mahmoud, who was born just few months ago. The most important object to her is her marriage ring. “It reminds me the most beautiful day of my life, when we were a happy and united family. My relatives are still in Idlib but since a couple of months we are no longer able to be in touch with them. This is our deepest concern.” said Nura. Alessio Romenzi
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Lebanon, Jbeil region. Nura Najjar, 35, is from Idlib. She was forced to flee Syria two years and a half ago, when their house was destroyed by a bombing. Since then she lives as refugee in Lebanon with her husband Abdullah (40) and their five children, Abdul (16), Taleeb (15), Osama (12), Nour (7) and little Mahmoud, who was born just few months ago. The most important object to her is her marriage ring. “It reminds me the most beautiful day of my life, when we were a happy and united family. My relatives are still in Idlib but since a couple of months we are no longer able to be in touch with them. This is our deepest concern.” said Nura. Alessio Romenzi