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Anchal Vohra is a journalist based in Beirut covering the Middle East. She writes for Deutsche Welle, foreign policy, Berlin policy review and several publications in India.
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The recent uptick in clashes between Israel, Iran and Syria risks circling the conflict back to decades-old hostilities between Damascus and Tel Aviv in battles over the Golan Heights.
For many Syrians displaced from Homs over six years of war, going home means facing a gap in public services, the absence of social and economic support systems and security risks. Many who have returned have found debris where their houses once stood.
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