Inside Aleppo 🇸🇾 | We Survived the War!

Aleppo is not just a city of ruins. It’s a city of memory, faith, craftsmanship, and quiet survival. In this episode, I spend a full day walking through Aleppo, Syria — from ancient churches and the Citadel to destroyed souks, family-run workshops, and artists keeping culture alive. This is not a political video. It’s a ground-level look at a city that has lived through centuries of history — and one of the most devastating urban conflicts of our time. 🎥 In this episode: Saint Elias Maronite Church & life inside a rebuilt sanctuary The Forty Martyrs Armenian Church and Aleppo’s Armenian heritage Aleppo Citadel: history, destruction, and panoramic views Underground chambers beneath the Citadel The historic souks — and ongoing restoration efforts Aleppine food, including the famous cherry kebab Dar Halabia: an old home turned boutique hotel & eco-innovation Aleppo soap factory (UNESCO-recognized tradition) Artist Nimat Badawi and the role of art in preserving identity This video doesn’t ask you to agree with anything. It simply asks you to look, listen, and understand. ⚠️ Note: Syria remains complex and evolving. This video does not encourage or discourage travel. Please do your own research.