Sharing the Syrian War on YouTube for 7 Years | Source Material
January 16, 2021
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as posted by the channelAbdullah “AJ” Jabbar has been vlogging his life in Syria for the past seven years, beginning when he was 13. His videos offer a unique look at complex country and conflict.
Editor’s note: There are allegations against the non-profit that Jabbar works for and the NGO’s founder that VICE News was not able to independently confirm or disprove. We recommend that viewers listen to the Source Material podcast to hear more about this from Jabbar himself.
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