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Scenes from Inside Aleppo: How Life Has Been Transformed by Rebel Rule
A Syrian writer revisits the city he attended college in, with sketches by Molly Crabapple.
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I visited Aleppo as a tourist in 2010 and I loved it so much. Beautiful city, amazing food, and absolutely mind-blowingly nice people. I've had TAXI DRIVERS offer me free rides because they wanted me to feel welcomed in their country.
So sad to read this, and so surreal. I hope Syria knows peace again soon. I want to see it again, once it starts healing.