Syria Stories

Amira Kassab is a lucky woman. By the age of 21, she had a high paying New York City job, citizenship papers underway, and a millionaire fiance all to herself. They thought that it was a miracle for her to get there; that the girl must have blessed by God. But the truth was far from that. Amira hides a violent history of sadistic ex's, political corruption, and mafia ties from her new upper class life. She's tried to forget her past--everything down to her real name. But nothing stays hidden forever, and this becomes brutally apparent when obsessive ghosts from the past come back for Amira.

Zenobia is not the queen the history books promised. She is a widow in hardened leather, a huntress who sharpens her iron with the same ruthless precision she uses to command an empire. When the world burns and the Roman eagles circle, she is the only thing standing between her people and the dust. From the sandstone ridges of Palmyra to the marble halls of Rome, this is the story of a woman who wore a crown of thorns and a chain of gold-and dared the world to break her. She didn't just challenge an empire. She made it bleed.

David Walsh finds him self in the middle of the Syrian Civil War, working for Kurdistani Rebels. Little did he know he was going somewhere else.

The Other Bed is a dark short story exploring war's aftermath, isolation, and psychological collapse. A soul spirals into madness inside a crumbling apartment-where corpses linger and shadows whisper. A haunting blend of horror, symbolism, and human decay. written by esber bitar

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An epic poem about the history of Syria. Highest Rankings: #1 in Epic Poem on 5/22/25 and #2 in Syria on 11/17/25

Suffocation of those at war

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I'm just a fifteen year old, and a five year old Omran Daqneesh made my tears not enough. I want justice for him and the other innocent kids. I want justice for them. But my prayers is my only contribution. I wish I could do more.

Ways of War tells the story of some young people who, since they were just children, have witnessed up close the terrible evils of war. Four main characters who at all times seek a way around all the adversities that appear along the way in a dramatic scenario that the Middle East lives. The trajectory of Kaled, Aziz and Zayn begins in a camp after being forced to be part of a jihadist group called Islamic State, where they are indoctrinated and molded to extremism; although they have been taught to kill mercilessly for the sake of religion, they all have the same goal, to find peace within themselves and escape from that place, which will be a huge challenge for them. In another scenario, Hana, sister of Kaled and Aziz, orphan of the war, goes through all sorts of difficulties, since she was taken from her family, life has taught her to become a woman even as a child, and now she seeks a way to reunite with her brothers who were kidnapped at a very young age, facing barriers to empower herself in a sexist world. Terrorism, murder, revenge, torture, love, betrayal, suffering and happiness are some of the stages they will have to go through, and on their way, life will bring them unforgettable moments that will help them to improve as people and to deal with the frustrating reality.

The forbidden love of a gnome and a Cheeto❤️

it's a short poem I wrote after watching whatever happened and is happening in Syria.. It literally made me cry the conditions over there need to improve asap.. well here is what I wrote from the point of view of a girl who was returning home from school.. knowing her mother had prepared her favorite kheer(a sweet dish) for her.. she could go and simply enjoy her time with family.. little did she know what was about to happen...

I always wanted to leave my comforting house and live far away from my family, I always wished to be a soldier until one thing changed everything. With no parents by my side, I take the role of being an adult while serving my country-yet, I'm only 17 turning 18 in three months. Can I keep going and live or while it all end with my blood splattering on the floors of Syria?

This book is about the current war, and how i wished the world to be.

As the UN Security Council prepares to vote Thursday on humanitarian aid deliveries to opposition-held northwest Syria from Turkey, Russia agreed to continue such deliveries but only for six months - not a year, as many UN Security Council members, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and more than 30 nongovernmental groups want. Russia proposed amendments to a draft resolution by Ireland and Norway reducing their year-long time frame for deliveries. Council diplomats said consultations were continuing late Wednesday to see if a compromise could be reached.

It is a story of a Syrian refugee girl who was separated from her parents while fleeing from Syrian after civil war broke. Her life witnesses an unprecedented change and she had to struggle hard to survive but later on she was united with her parents in Turkey.

The Earth is beautiful and so is the sky. But in war, things get ugly. Follow Stacy Andrews, a war photographer. As she gets caught in the middle of a brutal war. In the country of Syria. 🏆 #57 Wartime #83 Syria UPDATE: ------------ Long wait... First chapter scheduled to be released in early 2020!!!