As Syrians celebrate the historic fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, one Kurdish family sits in a cold shelter — unable to join the joy. For Horo Mamdouh and Mayada Kor Misto, liberation means nothing without a home to return to.br br “We want to feel joy… but how can we celebrate when we are displaced?” Horo says, questioning whether anything has truly changed for ordinary Syrians. Their children play in the dusty yard of a displacement shelter, still dreaming of the city they fled a year ago.br br In this powerful report from Qamishli, the couple shares the pain, fear, and longing experienced by thousands of Kurdish families who remain stranded despite political changes in Damascus. They say true freedom will only come when they can return to Afrin.br br Watch their emotional testimony — a reminder that for many Syrians, the war isn’t over.