Germany suspends decisions on asylum applications by Syrians | DW News

[@DenJaVlogs]

They love their country so much. Time for them to leave and build back their land

[@bnlbnl8892]

Are u nuts … Syria is a war zone. Tell Israel to stop bombing and invading it !

[@rivertonhigh-v4t]

Lots of Red and white crescent flags in Germany.

[@nnddii]

@@DenJaVlogs probably engineers, doctors and professors come back to Syria, because it’s really difficult to find such a job in another country. All others continue staying.

[@nikolasbeckerandersen1383]

@@nnddii I dont think they will.

[@Mvgeest]

​@@nikolasbeckerandersen1383the other countries are also Syrie.

[@Diggidiggi1]

Happy for the people of Syria, now is a good time to leave Germany and rebuild your country.

[@ZaydAliKhan]

for that we need to stop Is real as it Strikes syria few Hours ago

[@Vrey662]

😂😂😂 expect the opposite, you suported the rebellion now you will face the consequences

[@johnc3525]

Not really, the people in power are religious fanatics. Get informed before commenting.

[@Ducking-gc2jj]

Syrian Oil and Gas is still occupied give them back so they have enough money to rebuild

[@Марта-й7е]

И цяла Европа.

[@thomashunter5645]

Syrian people must be eager to leave Germany and return home to Syria.

[@joeottoman6484]

🤣🤣🤣

[@withgrowinginsanity198]

😂

[@ShvmShu]

Hahah😂😂

[@Shivam-5]

They won't leave mark my word

[@abhitoday3133]

[@okacet9412]

Return to your home country and live happily.

[@wvvwwvwvv]

German government funded and backed migration, ethnic displacement also called ethnic cleansing.

[@fairuzmaileen5691]

Right🙄among neverending bombs and chaos

[@sb-bw4lp]

Well regime has​ changed so now either bombing is happening or not its not germanies problem right its syria and its governments problem 🤷‍♂️@@fairuzmaileen5691

[@thedarkslide]

5% of all Syrians globally currently live in Germany. One out of 20 Syrians lives in Germany. Just let that sink in.

[@longinusukenta]

@thedarkslide It was madam's fault. She famously said "we can cope"

[@ichbinhier355]

aber wir schaffen das....

[@LoverOFhopeANDcompassion]

And 20% of Americans are German heritage. Germans in Namibia so should they return to Germany?? Things are never as simple as they look

[@LD-vn3zu]

The Syrians should show Germany their thanks by going home now. Germany really did its part.

[@heatherhinde6544]

So has Sweden, Italy, France and the UK.

[@Dylanbeee]

"Patriotic" Syrian currently in Berlin

[@HomeFromFarAway]

gross. maybe you should leave

[@riaan2540]

@@HomeFromFarAway He's not a patriotic Syrian living in Berlin

[@wvvwwvwvv]

German government funded and backed migration, ethnic displacement also called ethnic cleansing.

[@HomeFromFarAway]

@wvvwwvwvv you mean Russian govt? what years are we discussing and specifically where?

[@Triumphator616]

You come to a foreign country, making a mess for the past 10 years and now you're blocking the streets. The people who stayed in Syria are the true heroes, not this bunch, celebrating from afar.

[@wvvwwvwvv]

German government funded and backed migration, ethnic displacement also called ethnic cleansing.

[@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw]

You need to go outside brother...smell the fresh air, talk to some real people

[@Suspiria27]

Triumph u r 💯correct. A mess is made wherever they go.

[@Suspiria27]

@@wvvwwvwvvsame happening in the UK.

[@Kwazulujabul]

If the Syrians in European countries are supported by benefits and free housing, they will not leave.

[@mrwhats6043]

It's over the benefits are gonna be removed

[@Eni-ke2ml]

Hiç bir zaman gitmezler

[@persiathiest1963]

They all have 3 and more children fully paid by my taxes. They are here to replace natives.

[@nigelbass9019]

You reckon ?

[@The_Savage_Wombat]

Congratulations to the men who stayed and fought for their freedom.

[@amralhayek6829]

without Iran and Hezbullah losing their power in Syria, no one can do a thing, no matter how courageous you are you need a group to fight with, many do not want to fight with neither because no one represents them, as a (gay + agnostic) Syrian, i can not fight with any side, so please, spare us your passive aggressiveness, you have no idea what you're talking about.

[@phoque121]

If they had no alternative but to stay and fix their own country, the regime would have fallen long ago

[@longinusukenta]

The guy is mocking those men who fled to Germany. ​@@amralhayek6829

[@wojteks4712]

Exactly, regimes love dissidents emigration, which let's them do their thing without any opposition. In Poland in 1980 Polish people formed Solidarność with 10mln members to oppose the regime. In Syria 12mln escaped, mostly young able men

[@hrabi-k9t]

And then somehow it's Europe's obligation to deal with them.

[@JeDxDeVu]

Germans outside celebrating even harder 😂

[@davidramishvili9696]

😂😂😂😂everywhere else, believe me😂😂😂

[@rolandfritz1191]

Exept Afd members and Sara Zarenknecht

[@rishabgaba8586]

They wouldn’t leave 😂😂😂

[@rivertonhigh-v4t]

Those cheering Syrians in Germany are crying inside.

[@riaan2540]

@@rolandfritz1191 They would be very happy

[@viperaputakeyteaparyou8237]

Next is to start packing, going back home, help with the reconstruction, and build your own future in your own country. Every once in a while come back for vacation, send postcards, don't be a stranger, etc. You know how it goes.

[@Vrey662]

😂😂

[@fenrir8497]

Lulz it ain't happening fam

[@you-to-beornot-to-be9629]

they wont.... no freeeeeeee welfare in syria.... only misery for many years to come......

[@riturajsingh-q2y]

they usually stay forever man

[@davidramishvili9696]

They aren’t going anywhere 😂

[@i_know_u_are1029]

Go rebuild your country.

[@workinbirthcanal]

They won't and you know why

[@hvacsoldier1554]

Imagine how much more space will be on trains now. Good Riddance.

[@wizdroid]

​@@hvacsoldier1554You can reserve seats on IC and ICE. Oh! You can only afford regional trains. 😂😂😅😅😂

[@ankpms830]

But Germany needs Sharia law....they need more human resources like Syrian to guide them...

[@RedScorpion778]

@@wizdroidonly broke people use trains

[@Squirtle-xm6bi]

They should go to Syria to find opportunities and rebuild their country rather than occupying someone else's welfare.

[@you-to-beornot-to-be9629]

they wont.... no freeeeeeee welfare in syria.... only misery for many years to come......

[@rajvadivel8967]

You are absolutely right! However, it is the German government's fault. Germany still provides child benefits and other welfare benefits, so of course, they won't return to Syria. All the benefits should be cut off.

[@RationalAUS]

You seem like a nice bloke.

[@billmeh3187]

Germany will collapse without the syrian workforce.

[@HomeFromFarAway]

so send your pensioners away then

[@markdc1145]

Many Germans I have talked to are very happy about this.

[@mrbrightside473]

I think many Europeans not just Germans are quite happy, but skeptical any large number of Syrians will return home.

[@riturajsingh-q2y]

they are naive totally naive, nobody goes back from Western Europe

[@nnddii]

@@riturajsingh-q2yif the support Programm in Germany will be finished, what they can do except heading back?

[@brigittehochgreve4626]

But Germany would rather keep them. If they can't be expected to live a comfortable life in Syria, the Germans will not make them leave.

[@HomeFromFarAway]

vlad, your paycheck is about to run out ​@@riturajsingh-q2y

[@timoglock07]

You wish. These guys are not going anywhere.

[@cesarhernandez769]

Don’t ruin this for me

[@IsabellaCastile-y8y]

They will and must!!!!

[@NB-em8wg]

No please 😭

[@George-cc3qt]

There is no free cash in Syria😅

[@IsabellaCastile-y8y]

@@George-cc3qt There are thousands of mosques and if people pray hard miracles will happen.

[@ДмитрийАндрианов-й4ы]

This is logical. Judging by how happy the Syrians were on the streets of European cities, they are happy that they can now return to their homeland free from the bloody tyrant.

[@Jennyeq]

Not just asylum seekers - those who have been given leave to remain should be told to return home too. Syria is safe - time they went home.

[@johnc3525]

No, it's not safe.

[@thiphan264]

There is no welfare there.

[@blue78174]

nope no free stuff there... will never happen

[@HomeFromFarAway]

so where will you get taxes from then?

[@bolarinwamoses-s1r]

Hello! My name is Moses. I'd love to get to know you better and potentially become friends, if you're open to it.

[@jbond5834]

game of thrones has already told us, throwing away terrible ruler doesnt mean a new good one.

[@tmlcreativeproductions5813]

that's true but you do have to give them a chance to prove or disprove themselves

[@anassalmas3194]

That's true but having got as your example is bad

[@JeDxDeVu]

You had to learn that from GOT ? 😂😂

[@michaelchavez2206]

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Boundaries shift, new players step in; but power always finds a place to rest its head.-General Shepherd MW2

[@Rjpintu]

It will go the Libya way.

[@minahosein5099]

Will they return home now!?

[@you-to-beornot-to-be9629]

they wont.... no freeeeeeee welfare in syria.... only misery for many years to come......

[@rajvadivel8967]

Unfortunately not! However, it is the German government's fault. Germany still provides child benefits and other welfare benefits, so of course, they won't return to Syria. All the benefits should be cut off.

[@Antiwar000]

No they won't.

[@TahorimChowdhury]

Yesn't

[@haveagoodday2025]

No, because Israel, they just bombed Damascus and military stuff in Syria.

[@samuelwilliams8099]

I can guarantee you that they are not willing to leave Germany for Syria 😂😂. They have tested the decent life here in Germany and Europe in general.

[@bolarinwamoses-s1r]

Hello! My name is Moses. I'd love to get to know you better and potentially become friends, if you're open to it.

[@Stormroot125]

Big man making fun of a country destroyed by civil wars ignited by outside forces including the US. Way to go with the morals Samuel

[@markmd9]

Make peace with kurds and live in peace ✌

[@Vrey662]

😂

[@ianhomerpura8937]

Good luck telling that to rebels backed by Turkey lol

[@IronWarrior86]

Kurds being defeated and forced out of areas not part of their homeland.

[@IronWarrior86]

City of manbij was liberated today and cleared.

[@ianhomerpura8937]

@IronWarrior86 I don't get why you hate Kurds

[@Truthislogical]

Rebuild your motherland❤

[@Mvgeest]

The chidren are German and english and Hollands and Americans and.....

[@bolarinwamoses-s1r]

Hello! My name is Moses. I'd love to get to know you better and potentially become friends, if you're open to it.

[@dral9971]

All people long for home, home to their relatives, their friends and their context. What Syria needs are well-educated people who have lived in peace, have respect for human rights and want to rebuild their country - not people who come with revenge in mind. It may take a few years before families with children can return, but for those who do not have children of their own, the choice is probably quite simple.

[@dariusgunter5344]

Depends a lot I think wether or not they build a live here and integrated, if they did its a harder choice to move back.

[@carob6977]

@@dariusgunter5344 They're not integrated.

[@gvibration1]

They might try to have the best of both worlds.

[@Amazing78775]

Where Islam goes trouble follows.

[@haveagoodday2025]

Well, that's 2 billion people. Your 'first class' education isn't working when you're taught to hate what you dont know. My pity to you.

[@riri7Govany]

Yes. I agree with you

[@riri7Govany]

Slam is evil

[@artmaknev3738]

Will be interesting to see what kind of "freedom" will be in Syria now, a radical religious like Afghanistan or I don't even know if there is an alternative when a former leader of Al Quida took over power?

[@ChalrieD]

They can’t be as extreme as Afghanistan, there’s too many minorities.

[@tmlcreativeproductions5813]

the ladies were in the crowds some were wearing jeans although all seemed to be wearing head coverings (hair only) let's hope it maintains those civil liberties for women especially it would do them no good to be like the Taliban cos they are as bad if not worse than Assad

[@squintoo]

@@ChalrieD not even a majority can consider itsself safe, the ukraine and palestina are the latest examples...

[@ChalrieD]

@@squintoo lets hope the people are so tired of war it just doesn't happen. Peace and plurality hits the nation. It's possible and it's very much in eu interests for this to happen

[@gvibration1]

​@@ChalrieDit wouldn't be any majority of citizens starting any of these wars.

[@OdinAllfather123]

Seems overly optimistic...

[@brazendesigns]

Very premature

[@angels1158]

Millions and millions of people from Syria,Question is why they had not fought against Assad? And left their country?

[@Antiwar000]

Good weather people lol

[@ElizabetaDante]

They were waiting for the west to fight for them. Eventually Israel did it.

[@asunmusicc3331]

Cowardice

[@christinereich6050]

Was this a weekday? Or don't they work?

[@fflv_irn]

Germany will not disappoint in disappointing you😅

[@subhrangshumallick8071]

Looks like Syria is free, people are happy. Now they shold leave for their own country.

[@Pleebixx]

They love their country so much they abandoned it along with their fellow Syrians in their darkest hour.

[@1dlerwheel]

please tell me they are going back 😭😭😭😭😭😭 please please please i can't handle this anymore 😭😭😭😭

[@nirmalah2451]

I wish I could comfort you, but they are not going anywhere..😂

[@overlyopinionatednerd]

what is genuinely wrong with you?? syrians are also people.

[@VinayashaPaswan-nn9vd]

@overlyopinionatednerd so when he said they're terrorists who are there to destroy everything and planning to do next 9/11 ? No one

[@NikolaiIvanov-y8v]

​@overlyopinionatednerdno

[@Eni-ke2ml]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xcel5203]

Time for Germany to build a direct railway to Damascus to enable Syrians to return home .

[@lesp315]

Only trains going north will be full. Try something different.

[@heatherhinde6544]

NOW is the time to encourage their return to Syria. Why wait if the threat of Assad has now gone....and it clearly has.

[@muralikrishnayerubandi8451]

100 percent fact and truth is that Syrians will not leave Germany. End of the topic. What's next

[@serebii666]

What else can you tell us from your omniscient crystal ball? How about tomorrow's lotto numbers?

[@muralikrishnayerubandi8451]

@@serebii666 I dont understand your response

[@serebii666]

@@muralikrishnayerubandi8451 You wrote "100 percent fact and truth" - the only way that is possible is for you to be literally clairvoyant. So if you are, I'd like tomorrow's winning lotto numbers.

[@iROChakri]

Syrians need to protest to send Germans to build Syria 😂

[@m_a_i_l_l_i_w]

@@serebii666you’re taking a random internet comment too literal - is English even your first language?

[@sixfiftyfive2386]

Actually it's "thank you, Israel!"

[@squintoo]

thanks for what? the genocide?

[@user-qm4nd2od2s]

@@squintoo for save eu

[@felivent]

And Ukraine

[@saggybawlz]

@@squintoo try to give it some thought.

[@einsam_aber_frei]

@@squintoo Israel has decimated Hezbollah. Without that the rebels can’t take Damascus so easily.

[@TheRoark85]

Now they can be removed from Germany right????

[@asmirann3636]

No. More will leave because Syria will now become a basket case.

[@shoaibbagdadi]

who will do all the work in Germany? 70% Old and dead Germans?

[@onepluslatest]

Now they can go....

[@hetty7891]

Make sense asylum is asylum, not a permanent place. It will be interesting to see that across Europe 🤔

[@lourdesjohn261]

Return home and rebuild.Syria needs you❤

[@cuervoblanco71]

It is safe now to come back to greatest century in the word Syria ! Germany could have a break and have some fresh air!

[@jettser17UK]

Syria the greatest country??? 🤣🤣🤣

[@MGuðmundur]

1.000.000 syrians in Germany ..... OMG ..... what are the politicians doing to europe...... im so happy the pro-native politicians are winning in every country in Europe!!!

[@user-ph8rc3cn4k]

Not in the uk unfortunately

[@jeffransom2977]

Don't worry we'll all come and visit you in Syria!

[@hetty7891]

😂😂😂…

[@MariTeabag-lf1ly]

WE DIDN’T RUN AWAY We were at war. Thousands volunteered, then went through conscription. Children were evacuated, women joined the forces, worked in the fields and munitions factories. Everything was saved and recycled. We built air raid shelters in our gardens. We didn’t run away to another country. People too old to fight became air raid wardens, police men, home guard, firemen etc. Women drove the ambulances and provided tea and sandwiches. They trained to be nurses and left home for the first time. We dug up our gardens and parks to grow food. We had our food rationed. We didn’t run away. We fought for our country. We learnt how to keep pigs and chickens. Delivered milk to towns. We lived in the blackout for years, went to work in the dark. We were bombed relentlessly week after week. Many worked deep in the mines and in the fields. but we didn’t run away. Our men were slaughtered, our women and children were slaughtered, our ships were sunk, our cities decimated, our aeroplanes shot down, In every town and village, there was someone who died. We did this for 6 years . . .and still we didn’t run away. UK

[@lynnm6413]

On the other hand we hv 90% young men, military age, leaving their women, sisters and mothers to deal with war on their own while enjoying peace, safety and Bürgergeld in Germany…for a decade. Not all cultures are equal.

[@ibatawi]

The biggest problem is only a tiny percentage of those already in Germany are leaving . Those who steal and rape in their stay want to stay .

[@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qg]

This man’s number is wrong. There are 1,3 million Syrians in Germany

[@user-pq7jj3vs3e]

The most sobering analysis I saw of what may come next is that which took account of the fact that every time there has been overthrow of mid East dictators in past it never succeeded in transitioning to a stable security situation (don’t even think about democracy). Libya, Iraq, Egypt

[@Fredy_The_Yeti]

What's wrong with modern day Iraq? It's not perfect, but it's not ISIS or Hussein

[@gaborrajnai6213]

@@Fredy_The_Yeti If theres no problem in Iraq, then why the US army moves in and out every second year or so?

[@serebii666]

@@gaborrajnai6213 By that logic there is problems in Germany, South Korea, and Djibouti, where the US army also rotates. In reality maintaining a US presence in the region, especially Iraq gives the US leverage and normative power in shaping the region and reinforcing other US allies, like SA, Turkey, and Israel.

[@serebii666]

Both Iraq and Egypt are quite stable, Egypt more than it should be, since it gets the Argentina treatment from the IMF (i.e. too big to fail). Libya is today also relatively secure from a security standpoint - they just can't decide on which government is legitimate, though their jurisdictions have largely remained static for the past decade, and even the 2 competing governments still cooperate out of necessity in various spheres, like their oil drilling, and revenue processing. As for "never succeeded", I recommend you look up Tunisia in 2011.

[@Fredy_The_Yeti]

@@gaborrajnai6213 I just said it's not perfect, so I don't know why you would respond with "if there's no problem". Of course there are problems

[@Saajac2024]

I will miss my brother's and sisters Syrian who live with us happily in SOMALIA. Even though we are poor country the Syrian were living peacefully

[@conorwhite2066]

1:39 two years later (assuming she actually does return) she may be wearing Tablin style clothing

[@ariella1357]

Burka all the way

[@allowmeist]

Another Libya

[@theoBaba773]

Worst. Watch

[@joeottoman6484]

WORSE THAN IN LIBYA.

[@JohnJourdan88]

No way! This time it’s gonna be deferent!

[@MalaPalabra-zr6wg]

Germany and Austria could finance a Marshall plan in Syria in order to Syrians get back their country

[@esplin1]

why should germany do it? I think the Ummah should take care of those problems and fund something productive for a change.

[@gvibration1]

Yep. Plenty of money in the Arab world.

[@NB-em8wg]

Or we just pay them a flight home. They already got social welfare and child support. Not paying to rebuild on top of all that.

[@snehasingh161]

Why should germany pay?

[@vince5127]

Germany gave them more than enough. Funny how the arabs hate „the west“ but when it comes to money, they demand it. How about the Saudi, Kuwaiti, Qatari billionaires? What if instead of buying new lambos and mansions they could fiance a few syrians new homes, schools, hospitals? The rich arabs are quite silent when it comes to helping their fellow arabs..

[@pleaseenteraname9596]

The same one who ask for Sheri’s law in Germany what a joke

[@lt8395]

No more and home time. Thanks

[@Elfdustify]

No need for your snidey comment. Most of them will want to return home now anyway.

[@2tone-f9b]

​@@Elfdustifywhat s taking so long

[@icwiener9935]

yeah dude chill I am going

[@mr.heisenberg0122]

@@icwiener9935I am very sorry that you have to deal with such ignorant people. I wish you and your country the best of luck.

[@MrMAXZ888]

Most will not😅​@@Elfdustify

[@thesunisout2858]

I suppose they are all celebrating that they now can go on holiday to Syria.

[@saggybawlz]

Jeez. How many Syrians are there in Germany?! Are they planning on going back to Syria? To put in the work to build their own country?

[@cocolacecoco4200]

Over 1 million syrians as at 2016

[@Tinytoy-vs4qo]

​@@cocolacecoco4200It could have doubled by now.

[@JasmineJ90]

Now another protest will erupt soon for asking them to leave Germany.

[@thebookkeeper0851]

Just because rebels ousted Assad, does not mean Syria is stable in government, economy, and safety. What will happen in Syria in the next few days, we don't know, sectarian division may brew, access to resources remain limited. How long will Syria remain united we don't know. The hardest part after the war is reconstruction.

[@rolfw2336]

To halt all decisions seems way too harsh.. maybe they should have stopped taking new applications.

[@Rainbow_Task_1A]

@@rolfw2336 It's the logical course of action. There are already very sizable populations inside Germany and, as per the original comment, that very instability could stimulate new waves that could flood and collapse welfare, education and housing systems. I am from Latin America and even we are receiving flooding all over our nations (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Mexico, etc.), but in our case from Venezuela thanks to the wonders of the Maduro dictatorship. We are much poorer than Germany so we understood faster that, sooner or later, it is impossible to sustain so much new population without them contributing to the system in full. What the German Government is, for once, the prudent thing to do and this is regardless of anybody's feelings.

[@rolfw2336]

@@Rainbow_Task_1A Got it, thanks for your note.

[@geralddorasamy-gt6yn]

Or rather when you guys going back?

[@JohnJourdan88]

Never

[@johnnyquid-xj4kk]

They’re not leaving EVER.

[@Yzark-n9z]

Imagine those celebrating the edn of Assad ,now pondering if they'd be repatriated to an impoverished and unsafe Syria

[@Deuter666]

Yes, stay in your homeland , stand, fight. Now GOOOOO !

[@Jennyeq]

.... do they get free accommodation, free food, free education, free healthcare and generous benefits payments at home? no. Thus why they wont leave willingly.

[@Jessel-nm1ly]

1933 Germany=strong 2024 Germany=afraid

[@gavriloprincip11]

I'ts time get Europe back (and reperarations )

[@Justanaccountforthings]

Hello these Syrians who entered Europe are now dual citizens, they belong in the country you’re in as much as you.

[@MrAlen6e]

Reparations? 😂😂😂😂

[@gaborrajnai6213]

@Justanaccountforthings No they are not. They got asylum visas which terminate as soon as their country is safe.

[@asmirann3636]

​@@MrAlen6e Probably talking about reparations which Europe needs to take care of for its role in colonization.

[@riaan2540]

@@asmirann3636 No reparations for all the money spend on Syrians

[@Los21189]

we should start calling Germany New Syria

[@ridhimalifestyle100]

Like a virus doesn't leave it's host's body They will also not leave

[@acslater017]

2015 feel like 25 years ago politically

[@kolokowalsky772]

Let Syrians worry about Syria, Enough is enough. Start to work, rebuild, construct, create, whatever.

[@FrederikAbramson]

Let’s see how many will leave Germany voluntarily 😅

[@proudlyakafir]

So, now they should be heading towards their motherland right?....right?...right!?

[@taliabraver]

These same people ran away from their country!Not very brave.Are they going home?They should Thank Israel.Without Israel NONE of this would be possible!

[@js1423]

The country needs its young men to rebuilt it and work for a more stable and prosperous future. Syria for the Syrians?

[@rodneymarsden3003]

After what happened in Germany at Christmas, I don't blame local Germans for not wanting more people coming in who don't respect Christmas.

[@myrasmith1603]

Always a nuisance

[@khebylema5320]

But 90 percentage of them have Germany passport 🇩🇪

[@dishamukherjee5939]

This is double standards

[@phucdoitoanable]

So does it mean they can leave Germany and return to Syria safely now?

[@terlumunjoseph6779]

I don't think many of them would return

[@sripriyaprabhu5052]

Germans should wake up 😅

[@saadabbas2128]

They will never leave Germany.

[@dresdenkiller]

Someone send Lindner together with the Syrians, to Syria, we helped them, now they should help us back.

[@Ingrid-wf4cl]

Syrians helped Germany and now the Germans have to help ?

[@MrAB-xc9du]

International community and Syrians must efforts hard to redevelop bring economically and politically best to be liveable for all.

[@hamsa0123]

Really happy to see Syrians 👍

[@Jorge-q9p8t]

Germans happy buying plane tickets for syrians...

[@tanjarepside9999]

It is not only Syrians. They are alsi from other countries and have Syrian passport.

[@rodtad7210]

Why would isomeone leave a 1st world democratic country for a 3rd world that's just dumb

[@ardi08]

Well, some 3rd worlders in 1st world would feel unfit due to culture, weather/climates, local's acceptance, etc

[@gaborrajnai6213]

Not that they have a choice...

[@LamiD]

Maybe because its not their culture, not their language, not their homeland they grew up. Maybe because they're discriminated there. There are a million reasons.

[@user97200]

**BIAS** This DW presenter, Phil Gayle, could not be more biased. He asserts his personal opinion before hearing one word from the correspondent. Why does DW continue to platform a presenter who repeatedly exhibits such unprofessional bias? 3:02 - "Welcome, Thomas. That decision by the German government seems premature while the situation in Syria is still unclear."

[@lifemetamorphosis-d5j]

....seems......that's the key word. He stood to be corrected if that wasn't the case

[@user97200]

(1) You're right that "seems" would serve to hedge his statement; particularly if you were to read the words on a page. But when viewing the actual clip, Mr. Gayle's tone is unmistakably one of certainty, and the word he says most emphatically is "premature". (2) Ironically, it is Mr. Gayle's blatantly biased assertion that was premature, as the correspondent goes on to contradict Mr. Gayle. From 3:13 - 4:12 , the correspondent explains that determining the security status of an asylum applicant's home country is essential to the asylum adjudication process (in addition to considering the applicant's personal bases for claiming asylum). So when Mr. Gayle blindly asserted that the German government acted prematurely (with the implication being the suspension was borne of German malevolence towards Syrian asylum seekers), it actually revealed that Mr. Gayle should stay in his lane as a presenter by asking quality questions and refraining from editorializing.

[@OoriCenco]

It’s time to leave. Let’s see how many are leaving 😂😂

[@awakensouth]

In future, Germany called as "Little Syria"....... If they will not return to Syria...

[@boon3736]

It will never last ....

[@kakampink-h4e]

hoping everything turns out right for Syria now...40 years of oppression is too much just to bear another one again.

[@BrunaLobo]

People are not even ashamed to be racist anymore! So sad to see so much hate and mean generalizations towards a group of people. Shame!!!!

[@user-sc3gn6be3h]

Does that include all the “pending” applications, too? Germans should cancel ALL asylum applications, including the already submitted ones.

[@tokushow]

This presenter is wonderful, I like to watch reports conducted by him.

[@MrKrusten]

Das macht einfach keinen Sinn. Es werden seit 10 Jahren Menschen akzeptiert die aus Ländern kommen wo es keinen Krieg gibt.

[@Steve20243]

Will they really leave? I doubt it

[@renekuipers4563]

Not welcom in Netherlands ..go yesterday .

[@JsephMusalem-d3y]

This moment is historical. Finally they will return to back Syria

[@eduardomonroy12]

Meanwhile in Venezuela…

[@Bulldog2833]

Meanwhile in Ruzzia..

[@phoque121]

More than 6 million dissatisfied Venezuelans fled. If they had no alternative but to stay and fix their own country, the regime would be down already

[@Bulldog2833]

@@phoque121 Yeah exactly the same with Syria and many other countries in Arabia and Africa.

[@Ny-kelCameron]

What does Venezuela have to do with what's going on in Syria???

[@suleyman8696]

@@mackenderhTAssad is far worst than Maduro, alongside the likes of saddam/ Gaddafi

[@rac736]

No thank you Israel? Of course.

[@PeterKlotz-x4f]

As a German im very happy too since you can now move back to your country!

[@ZoaxeM]

AfD will get more support if they don't return.

[@lilianm170]

Afd shouldn’t have support at all! 😂

[@Cartooncatedits]

​@@lilianm170 2nd biggest party we will beat the woke partys!

[@H.duhswagishwudihwdjdjos]

Nooo😔😔all of my friends here are syrians i don’t want them to leave