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00:30from this place.
00:35It becomes a mess, and it becomes more like this.
00:48I'm Halimah Hassan from the neighborhood of Idlib,
00:52from the neighborhood of Idlib.
00:55I've been 17 years old.
00:58we went to three years ago,
01:00I had been a few years old.
01:03This is the hole I was in,
01:06I took it to the halimah.
01:09I used the hole in the corridor.
01:15The first thing I had to do was a child.
01:20I put it to the eye of my mouth,
01:23and I turned it to the pain.
01:26When I left my house, I took my house and took my house.
01:30This is the machine that I put on it.
01:33This is the same thing that I put on the yard.
01:38I'm going to help my house.
01:41He works for 10 days.
01:43He works for 10 years.
01:46The average of our 10 is 10.
01:504 children and 4 children.
01:56I'm going to help my mother.
01:57I'm going to help my mother.
01:59I'm going to put it in front of my house.
02:08This is the sun, look at it.
02:11Look at the children.
02:14The sun is burning.
02:15The sun is burning.
02:17The sun is burning.
02:18The sun is burning.
02:21We had an hour in the sea.
02:23We had a bed.
02:24There was a bed here, but not réal.
02:26We couldn't cry nothing.
02:27The sun was burning.
02:30The sun was burning.
02:31The sun was burning.
02:32The sun was burning.
02:52There's a lot of stuff in the middle but the only thing is, the only thing is that it is
02:59to make an effect.
03:00They gave me a lot of love.
03:00They didn't want me to pick up my wife's juice and give it to me.
03:04It's good.
03:15It's good.
03:17When we came back to Syria and we had a great job,
03:21I would like to have a dream.
03:29I'm going to become a dream.
