Homs Celebrates First Free Eid al-Adha in 14 Years

Homs, Syria, Celebrates First Eid al-Adha in 14 Years After years of conflict and hardship under the Assad regime, the city of Homs in Syria celebrated Eid al-Adha with renewed hope and joy. This year's celebration marked the first time in 14 years that the people of Homs were able to celebrate the festival without the restrictions imposed by the previous regime. The video shows lively scenes from the streets and markets of Homs, capturing the festive atmosphere. Crowds of people, many in traditional clothing, filled the streets. The markets were bustling with activity, with vendors selling various goods and treats. The sounds of laughter and celebration filled the air. "This is the first Eid we've been able to celebrate freely in 14 years," said one woman interviewed in the video, her voice filled with emotion. "We are so happy to be able to celebrate with our families and friends without fear." Another man added, "We are hopeful that this is a sign of better things to come. We've suffered a lot, but we are resilient, and we will rebuild our lives." The video provides a glimpse into the lives of ordinary Syrians and their enduring spirit. The celebration in Homs is a powerful symbol of hope and resilience after years of conflict.