Mideast Golan Heights Divided Families Separated From Decades | Syria War

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Mideast Golan Heights Divided Families Separated From Decades | Syria War

The four sisters gathered by the side of the road, craning their necks to peer far beyond the razor wire-reinforced fence snaking across the mountain. Separated by war and occupation, they hadn’t seen each other in person for 22 years. The six Safadi sisters belong to the Druze community, one of the Middle East’s most insular religious minorities. Its population is spread across Syria, Lebanon, Israel and the Golan Heights, a rocky plateau that Israel seized from Syria in 1967 and annexed in 1981. The U.S. is the only country to recognize Israel’s control; the rest of the world considers the Golan Heights occupied Syrian territory. #syria #isreal #refugees #itwebvideos #itwebvideos #indiatoday #internationalnews #world

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