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In Sweida, Syria, Druze and Bedouin Face to Face, Side by Side
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The explosion of tensions between the two communities has caused the death of more than 1,400 people in eight days and the displacement of some 192,000. Safi, a Druze, and Leith, a Bedouin, fled. Two teenagers born on opposite sides of a long-standing divide. Caught in a war fueled by fear, marginalization, and old grudges. Safi's jaw is deformed. A bullet has pierced his face. He is a Druze, 19 years old, and now only smiles with his eyes. He h…
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