The Media will NEVER show you this side of Syria 🇸🇾

[@worldnomac]

Exploring Syria has been an unforgettable experience and I am grateful for all the people I have met on this trip. I’m curious to know what did you imagine Syria to be like, and how different, if any, was the video from your expectations? By the way, we’ve got a special sale for this video on my Perception clothing brand with 30% OFF using code "SYRIA30" at checkout: worldperception.store/discount/SYRIA30 5% off your first travel eSIM card with Holafly: esim.holafly.com/?ref=mgi3mzy&discount=WORLDNOMAC&

[@Omar.Al.Dimashqi]

مرحباً بكم في سوريا 💚⚘

[@emmetee9675]

Thank you for showing us Syria and its many beautiful places. You’re fortunate to have been able to visit these places before it becomes crowded in the future. Syria is beautiful. The hills, the greenery, the water, and most importantly the people are the beauty of Syria.

[@socal20001]

Mac you're the best!!!! Be adventurous, go to a place that nobody goes, northeast Syria, such as Hassake and Qamishli ! It has a lot of history with many churches!

[@harrydestaffano565]

As the civil war in Syria entered its fourteenth year, the “tragic reality” is that developments are going in the wrong direction across all fronts, the Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the country just last month warned the Security Council. Tourist videos of Syria like this one are disgusting. The country is still in an a civil war. Over 500,000 people have died and over half of the Syrian population have been forcibly displaced. As of today 16.7 million Syrians are in need humanitarian aid. Tourist videos in Syria are sick! The fact that you are also selling clothing here is even worse. Syrians are starving in their hundreds of thousands and you are making money on youtube whilst they suffer! WRONG! The US is the leading individual donor of humanitarian assistance for Syria, providing more than $17 billion-including more than $9 billion from USAID-throughout Syria and the region since 2011 The EU, along with its 27 Member States, is the largest donor to the Syria crisis. Over the past 13 years, the EU and its Member States has mobilised more than €33 billion in humanitarian, development, economic and stabilisation assistance. Oil and Gas rich Muslim countries are NOT leading the way in providing aid for Syria. Qatar, Saudi, UAE etc, shame on these Muslem countries, are all absent in providing the needed aid to Syria. Syria today under its' evil Dictator, is "surviving mainly on aid from the US and EU and you are trying to make money on youtube whilst they suffer! WRONG!

[@harrydestaffano565]

It is disgusting to post a video about the great food and scenery in a country where millions are struggling to get enough to eat and millions are refugees. Evil Dictator Assad has jailed 46,000 people, 90% women and children, without trial. What Syria needs is to be rid of their Russian backed evil dictator, Assad, who has been fighting a civil war for 14 years and has ruined Syria.

[@africadreamin]

I came here because Syria is news and I know nothing about Syria other than the wars, What a fantastic surprise, thank you for allowing us to share your journey.

[@davidtracey985]

Bless you

[@bernarditasietereales4500]

No more war .. praying for the people of Syria especially the children who suffer a lot...

[@rajavel8322]

People of middle East have not got freedom truly. praying God is waste of time and scientific mindset is the urgent requirement to all of them.

[@davidtracey985]

Thank God. Hopefully stability comes.

[@El7r1ME]

As an Arab, what happened in Syria, and the suffering many Syrians went through hurts me a lot, I'm really happy to see Syria slowly getting back to how it used to be before the war. 🇧🇭♥🇸🇾

[@worldnomac]

Wow thank you so much for your generosity! It is very sad to see all of the suffering, hopefully things can recover in the coming years🇧🇭♥🇸🇾

[@dsaddfgs1186]

why arab countries like ıraq lebanon jordan and rich golf states like saudi uae don't ALLOW SYRİANS İNTO THEİR COUNTRY ??? BECAUSE OF SYRİANS ARE UNFİT TO THEİR SOCİETY ????

[@harrydestaffano565]

E17rMohamed Syria is a long way from returning to how it was after 14 years of war that continues now. It is disgusting to post a video about the great food and scenery in a country where millions are struggling to get enough to eat and millions are refugees. Evil Dictator Assad has jailed 46,000 people, 90% women and children, without trial. What Syria needs is to be rid of their Russian backed evil dictator, Assad, who has been fighting a civil war for 14 years and has ruined Syria.

[@Sagothh]

Its the same in every muslim country.

[@El7r1ME]

@@dsaddfgs1186 if you do a little bit of research, you'll find out that Lebanon took 2 million, jordan 1m+ egypt as well more than a million, and official saudi numbers estimate the number of syrians in saudi arabia as more than 1 million. Also in the gulf, we are already outnumbered by expats, in my country more than half of the population are expats who do not even speak our language, some of them are from turkey, and they are welcome, I'm happy that they chose to work and live in my country

[@marlenemoran6643]

I loved your presentation of Syria. I read the Biblie and Never pictured the beauty of Syrian on my imagination. Amazing! This is a place that the Apostol Paul loved. Thank you. I pray for this beautiful people that despite of the long suffering, they can still smile, be kind, be friendly and have hope in a better future. What an inspiration!

[@kridswonderhowell4541]

How is there not world peace? Every home, every town, every person lives exactly the same way? Haircuts, coffee, teenagers, smiles and hospitality.... ❤

[@patriciagriswold6060]

Because war generates profits more than peace😢

[@vivang3525]

Now i know Syria is a indeed a beautiful country torn by hatred and war . Peace and love to Syria ❤

[@davidtracey985]

God's children. Suffering. Poverty. Give selflessly. Pray for God's kindness on the needy. +++

[@SnapClaymore]

I live in Jordan, and I although I wanted to go there for a visit, I couldn't go due to war and because I thought it's not safe. But you made it easier for me, I was so immersed in your 2 videos about Syria that it felt like I was there in the journey. I watched 2 videos (each more than 1 hour), during which the time passed so fast. It's very obvious that you gave us a fair presentation of Syria, way better than any biased documentary on any other TV channel. Keep up the good work.

[@worldnomac]

Thank you so much for your generosity, i really appreciate it and it makes all the effort so worth it to see that such a big project is being received so well! I really appreciate the feedback on the 2 videos and its great that the time passed fast watching 🙏

[@gp5705]

bro gave u 7 grand just like that ​@@worldnomac

[@AfterDark6]

That boy who served you coffee radiated genuine kindness and love. Idk why but man that touched my heart.

[@Birdylockso]

Yes, that boy has a beautiful smile. The people there seem amazing. Stop the wars!

[@harrydestaffano565]

AfterDark Mohamed it is claimed had an 8 year old wife and flew on a winged horse. You will believe anything! A young boy serving coffee implies poverty and hardship?

[@didetbrown]

I am impressed at how kind the people was with foreigners, also seeing from the baker to the man who said the coffees were on him and everyone who was giving as a sign of hospitality, instead of asking, because you are from America, I was touched by that boy 22:23 you can see the gratitude in his eyes.

[@harrydestaffano565]

@@didetbrown Dide - Mohamed ,Considering 30% of Syrians are homeless, 90% are living in poverty and 60% are surviving on food aid don't you think the videos Mark Wiens has made are just misinformation to make Wiens money. He has moved on now, his latest video is made in Hong Kong. Wacth it and Wien will make even more money.. Syrians are still starving.

[@Birdylockso]

@@harrydestaffano565 9 year old, Ayisha was.

[@02Nawal]

The kid selling the coffee was absolutely a doll. So humble and beautiful smile. God bless him and wish him success. I feel for the Syrian children. War is disgusting and traumatic

[@youssefsammouh501]

When he gave him 10k instead of 4 the kid said "may God give you a fortune"

[@02Nawal]

@@youssefsammouh501 I know I speak Arabic

[@worldnomac]

Thank you for your touching comment. The children of Syria are truly inspiring. I hope for a brighter future for them all!! 🙏🇸🇾

[@harrydestaffano565]

So you wish the Kid selling the coffee, with his humble and beautiful smile success do you? Success in the coffee business, or escaping the sh--t hole that is Syria! If you really feel for the Syrian children what about the close to 45,000+ women and children in Syrian jails without charge? The video is disgusting Propaganda.

[@youssefsammouh501]

@@harrydestaffano565 propaganda for what 😂

[@syria4544]

As a Syrian who lives in Germany, I was watching the video with tears into my eyes. I missed my contury so much. I hope, that I can see Syria as a strong country like before again. Much love for you Mac

[@deborahhebblethwaite1865]

🙏🙏🙏🇨🇦

[@marie-joelleraussou]

It is not going to get stronger on its own. It would need people to come back and build it up again. But I suppose living in Germany is easier and let the others do the work…

[@susan7517]

I was in Germany in 2016. The man had to pay 4 thousand dollars to get out of Syria.....All of the police men were killed and literally hunted down because they had the skill and "tools" to fight back. His 2 friends were killed and those that got out were heartbroken to leave their families behind. He tried to say that his extended family would help his wife and children. This situation of paying to get smuggled out of the country is for real. Sorry but I also had Syria neighbors in a big city situation in USA. They were loud and not pleasant. Each situation must be judged individually. If you come to another country you should be willing to become part of the country. My grandfather and all greatgrandparents came from the Old World and that is what they called it. My Father was told by his parents to "Speak English!" and my polish relatives taught their parents to speak and write English. They were hard working people. Crazy enough that working a farm was a vacation for them during different growing seasons. Mostly the woman went with a few young men to do the heavy lifting. I still save seeds from my veggies to this day because of having very smart great and grandparents. Of course we attended church and shared what we had. Extra fruit and we would get a pickle from the neighbor when we did lawnWork​@@marie-joelleraussou

[@puessi2512]

Bro you got me crying the whole video, what an amazing people and country ❤ thank you for showing this to the world

[@worldnomac]

I’m grateful to share the beauty of Syria and its people with you and the world!!🙏❤️

[@rainhawk5264]

NORTHERN "SYRIA" IS AUTOCHTONOUS INDO-EUROPEAN WEST ASIAN PEOPLES LANDS. SINCE PROMETHEUS TIMES. ITS NOT ARAB LANDS

[@Algarve1955]

Vertrek dan.

[@sunshineseaandvitamind8620]

I'm a Somali who grew up on Syrian musalsalaat and fell in love with Syria, its architecture, history, its people, food and accent. I also remember the Syrian restaurant owner selling the shawarma always gave us a brown paperbag filled with falafel free to go with our shawarma. His kindly fatherly face i remember even to this day and I make dua for him.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Give him money. Your "dua" is well-meant, but come on, get real!

[@sunshineseaandvitamind8620]

@@busterbiloxi3833 dude this was when we were young so decades ago. 😂

[@Algarve1955]

Wat doe jij dan in Nederland.

[@Algarve1955]

Wat doe jij hier dan, alles gratis ophoepelen.

[@Hernani-c6f]

They are so hospitable to the foreigner ❤I wish peace to this beautiful country,I love Syrian people ❤❤❤

[@farsalami8605]

Why would you " love" "Syrian" People. They are kinda the same as people surrounding them with other nationalities. Besides what is there to love for a people who did what they did in these years? You like civil war makers? You love some " claimed" ethnic groups based on their names or what is your criteria to love a whole group with just a few commonalities... if any.

[@stephengreen8986]

How sad that you have never experienced hospitality. It's not uniquely Syrian of course but the Syrian people stood up against a corrupt and brutal dictator who allowed the Russians to bomb and flatten their homes.

[@Viveanzrose]

@@farsalami8605و انت ليش غيران لان بحب سوريا كل انسان يحكي با اصلو و با اخلاقه الحمدلله سوريا ما بدها شهادة من حدا الحمدلله اسم سوريا معروف بكل العالم شعب كريم و مضياف شاء من شاء و أبا من أبا يلا حلوق من هون روح حل أمور بلدك ما دخل ببلد تاريخه و حاظرته اعظم من راسك مفكرة محد يفهمك و يوقفك عند حدك فشرت عينك نحنا سوريين الكن فالمرصاد يا مضغوطين من سوريا

[@farsalami8605]

@@Viveanzrose what could you be proud of as a Syrian? God ( if it exists) does not like you. You have not have had a government for ...well.... almost neverrrrr ... never. Even now.... have you seen the submissive Bashar al assad? that is not a leader... he will sit when he is told to sit.... he will laugh when he is said to laugh... he sends his wife, when someone wants his wife. What pride? please educate me. where is your pride? Please tell us facts? how many of you are in turkey? how do turks see you? As people who will flee and not defend their country.... right? Btw i have no problem with " many" syrian people.... but you.... no i do not like you lol. You are showing me your insanity.... god this,,, god that. You had god in the form of isis. You can have your god back... nobody cares

[@Asad-2166]

​@@farsalami8605 go back to sleep it's people who's hearts are darkened by poison and know absolutely nothing about history civilization! To you your ways of life to us our ways of life ! As they say every soul will taste death we all will return back to our creator!🇧🇩🇬🇧

[@JustinLaham]

Thank you so much for sharing the beauty and rich culture of Syria! 🇸🇾 As someone from Syria now living in the UK, I often try to explain to people that there is so much more to my country than the destruction they see online. It’s heartwarming to see you highlighting the parts of Syria that are too often overlooked like the beautiful nature, historic castles and vibrant modern life that still exists. Your video shows a side of Syria that many people miss, and I’m grateful for your effort to show the world the Syria I know and love. Keep up the great work! ❤❤

[@worldnomac]

Thank you very much for your generosity Justin, I really appreciate it! That’s the unfortunate part about the world that we live in is that everyone gets caught up on the breaking news and people don’t happen to see the other side, the real side! Thank you 🙏❤️

[@nelsyoung833]

Just watched this episode of Mac's series of video about the beautiful Syria. Now that Syria is free from the hands of the family that ruled for 5 decades, the whole world hopes that the new regime will bring the country to peace, unity, and prosperity. Great work Mac!

[@davidgardin5775]

please explain why Syrian flee to other countries as a refugee not their own beautiful country?

[@maryannesmith1392]

Peace to the people of Syria.

[@user-mr4ji9hc4m]

They dont want peace they want invade europe and make it muslim

[@ikenwosu1141]

It is going to be difficult to have peace in Syria again with the religious fanaticism of Islam .

[@Algarve1955]

Zouden zich eens beter gedragen in het buitenland.

[@mbz4652]

​@@Algarve1955Rotte appels heb je overal. Je ziet enkel de rotte appels in de media en op straat. Deze vertegenwoordigen de beleefde en beschaafde Arabier niet! Als we op die manier een bevolking gaan beoordelen, laat ons maar er maar niet over beginnen over hoe Nederlanders zich in het buitenland gedragen.

[@Algarve1955]

opzouten met dit volk dat er maar eens naast wonen.

[@soundwave3739]

I’m from Syria thanks for visiting my country Now I live in the uk my life has changed since the war.

[@worldnomac]

Shukran ya habibe anjad thank you for your generosity! I love the Syrian culture, I thoroughly enjoyed my time there

[@ashhu9506]

I’d love to visit Syria to support the country to rise up and shine again. Such a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing this with us . Would love to see more . Let’s get this place noticed for the right reasons and help the lovely people.

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

There shouldn't be anything stopping you. Book a ticket tomorrow

[@JJ-dr2ve]

The most beautiful and warm culture I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing. I would love to visit and experience this 1st hand. It would be much more satisfying to support the enrichment of people like this vs other countries already rich with tourism and greedy for our cash flow. I would be grateful to know what resources were available to help us understand if touring is appropriate for us.

[@HadiKhaskia]

I am living in Syria ❤ in Lattakia city 🇸🇾❤

[@HadiKhaskia]

@@MRUK330 Of course, you must travel to Lebanon first, then come to Syria Because there is no direct travel from UK to Syria

[@farsalami8605]

we all live somewhere lol

[@skull7877]

​@@HadiKhaskiaim from lattakia too from Al Azhari I feel like I've seen you somewhere🤔

[@HadiKhaskia]

@@skull7877 ما كتير بعاد عن بعض .. أنا قريب من شارع الجمهورية ' المشروع الخامس '

[@skull7877]

@@HadiKhaskia بربك؟ عم قول انا وين شايفك

[@magnejohansen9640]

I wish I could visit Syria before the war. It used to be an amazing historical country. Love from Norway.

[@eveningstar777]

Just like the other places back in the the 1970's they were all beautiful places to visit.

[@SyriaScopetravel]

Thank you for visiting Syria with us 🇸🇾❤️

[@worldnomac]

It was an absolute pleasure to be there and experience the Syrian hospitality and culture!! Love Syria!!❤️🇸🇾

[@royhi1809]

Ayoub was more than a guide...he was a friend! What a beautiful country with more beautiful people.

[@biashamatano5982]

I just giggle when Mac calls him IUB instead of Ayoub😅

[@maurasloyan2510]

Hi Mac. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪. Thank you so much for the wonderful video from Syria. I’ve wanted to visit Damascus forever and then take the road back down to Beirut.☘🇱🇧

[@worldnomac]

Hi there! Greetings to Ireland!! Good to hear that you enjoyed the video!! Damascus and Beirut sound like an incredible journey, I hope you get to experience it firsthand someday!🙏

[@newcivilisation]

I know people that regularly visit Syria via Lebanon. Can give you some contacts.

[@magnejohansen9640]

I'm not sure why I'm crying watching this video. But i think its a mix. I really want to visit this magnificent country.

[@eveningstar777]

Usually a another deep sadness you have there already and many others things can trigger you off with no definite connection but that sadness if from something within. Normally in different circumstances (and probably when you heal) you will just chuckle to yourself for having them.

[@anthonyvecchio5656]

Im Italian born live in Canada and theirs a huge community of arabs in Missisauga Ontario. Syrian has by far the best food of them all. I put their food in my top 3 any say of the week

[@BruceLee-zw5ue]

And the people?

[@Cedawood]

I love Lebanese food, it is quite similar

[@juanway]

Facts

[@anthonyvecchio5656]

@@Cedawoodno syrian is better ive had it all. But lebanese is good too

[@Dacapoelcodaa]

I am Syrian and was in italy last month, one of the most amazing culture and people i have ever seen!

[@daboi1663]

Currently in bed with the flu, stumbled across this dudes channel. Ended up watching the whole hour of this documentary/ vlog and wow truly incredible man keep doing stuff like this, truly truly loved this 1 hour video 👏👏

[@ExpectMiracles55]

Wishing you speedy recovery from the flu daboi!

[@bethsantos7907]

Greetings fr Antioch CA 🇺🇸👋🏼 This is an amazing video of Syria. Never imagined this country so beautiful and rich in culture & scenic views as it’s always perceived as war-torn country. Thanks for sharing & hope to see more of your wonderful travel vlogs/adventures 🙌🏼 God bless you 🙏🏼

[@worldnomac]

Thank you so much for your comment! It’s great to hear that the video showed you a different side of Syria. I appreciate your support!! God bless you too!!🙏❤️

[@Cubakah234Bujirire]

USA has spoilt it

[@TashaCreatesStuff]

What an incredible place, such nice people. I never would have guessed it was this luscious. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@annelielegrange7959]

Enjoyed this video so much. Sending love and peace to the beautiful people of Syria

[@richardp3350]

As a social worker for the german red cross I work with refugee children from Syria and Afghanistan - so sad to see what they had to go through in their young age, yet they try to make the best out of it, alone, in a different country, far away from their culture and whats left of their family… I appreciate that you show what is life like nowadays there. One day, I really hope to see Syria by myself. All the best wishes for you guys out there reading this post.

[@tox_goblin]

Thank you ❤️ , much love to you

[@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது]

Is there any research done about the missing refugee children in Europe? Last time the number was 70 thousand. Thanks

[@susanfederico5078]

Wow what a beautiful country! May Peace and Prosperity come soon to that country. Thank you for this video.

[@worldnomac]

Indeed, it is really beautiful!! Hoping for a better future!!🙏

[@jacquelmichel4396]

This was absolutely beautiful. I enjoyed it so much. I was transported to another side of the world. Thank you for taking the time to share all these experiences. It was a gift that is priceless. One thing that stands out is that we have more in common with other countries and humans than we think. 🤗❤

[@dmesm]

Welcome to my beloved country! Hope you enjoyed your time in Syria.

[@worldnomac]

Thank you for the welcome!! Loved my time in Syria!!🇸🇾❤️

[@soso-h8b]

اخ لو كنت اعرفك كنت انا المرشدة السياحية لك❤❤❤​@@worldnomac

[@saids8490]

I visited Damascus in 1989. Life was simple, people extraordinarily friendly, food was great and prices were astonishingly low. Looking at this video, I remembered December 1989 it was very cold, in a restaurant with delicious shawarma sandwiches. I think it is time to go back.

[@raquellucero8564]

I love Syria❤my boyfriend is a syrian soldier..goodluck Mac and thank you for visit a beautiful place of Syria🇵🇭🇸🇾

[@StarlitSky1914]

What a great video! I cry every time I see what politicians have done to Syria and its wonderful people. Praying for Syrian people!🙏🙏🙏🫶🫶🫶

[@singingwindrider9881]

Pray for the whole world. We the people do not want war. Stop oppressing women. World could get better. We are all family!

[@StarlitSky1914]

@@singingwindrider9881 Amen!

[@SJdC2004]

I know many Syrians. They are truly kind, hospitable people. What a tragedy that the civil war is still not over. Still, the spirit of the Syrian people shines! 💗💗💗💗

[@Luc-m9v]

Who are fighting there? Eskimos?

[@Batool.Kn..aa.]

​@@Luc-m9v The war ended because But there was a civil war between Syrian Muslims

[@Luc-m9v]

@@Batool.Kn..aa. Thats means they are not peace lovers as the specialist of 8 days claims.

[@Batool.Kn..aa.]

​@@Luc-m9v No, but there was a war between two Islamic sects An Alawite sect, because the ruler of Syria is of this religion, and his sect is Sunni, and this is the religion of 80% of the religion of the Syrian people. Sunni Muslims do not want the Alawite religion to rule Syria because it is a secular religion not Islamic For Sunni Muslims in Syria their problem is not only with the Alawite religion but with every religion that contradicts theirs I am from the Alawite sect and our religion symbolizes peace and love for all religions But Muslims do not like us because our religion does not apply non-Islamic rules Therefore there was a war in Syria because they did not want Syria to be secular but rather they wanted it to be Islamic

[@omardarwish6066]

​@@Batool.Kn..aa. Sunni and Alawite are sects derived from the same religion, and a significant number of Sunnis greatly admire the Syrian president. Every sect, religion, and community has both good and bad individuals, so we should avoid generalizations. Our country has been subjected to wars from many nations, and for this reason, we need to stand united and love each other instead of harboring hatred and continuing to fight. With all due respect to the Alawites and all sects and religions, I am non-religious. Even so, I hope that all the Syrian people can love each other regardless of any individual's religious orientation.

[@StanyanDigital]

50 years ago I traveled to Countries around the world creating documentaries so very similar to yours. The Title and the subject of those Documentaries was "People". I was very touched by your in depth capture of the People and their culture you encountered. It brought back such warm memories of my travels half a century ago. This particular location you traveled through reminded me so much of my visit to Beirut and Byblos in 1972 before the War rained down so much death and destruction on the Lebanese people. Thank you for sharing your life experience with me and others. You have such an advantage these days with Digital Photography. Back in the day, we traveled with no less than 32 cases of camera, lighting and sound gear. Your technique of showing and telling your story was wonderful. Please take that as my highest compliment. The experience brought a few tears to my eyes and reminded me, again, it will always be the "People" you encounter that will leave a life long memory that will touch your heart forever.

[@btrueeth]

Wow....50 years? That's amazing. I am sure you are aware there's a lot of editing that goes in these videos.

[@techlife9853]

Love n Peace to Syria and Mac from the - UK

[@Omar.Al.Dimashqi]

💚

[@worldnomac]

Greetings to UK 🇬🇧 Love to Syria 🇸🇾❤️

[@techlife9853]

@@worldnomac Thank u bhai

[@Bekindloveis]

The hospitality of middle east people are legendary found no where else in the world 👍🏻❤️

[@lorzad16]

beautiful Syria, and its people ♥ form iran

[@worldnomac]

Undoubtedly, I can agree with you!

[@InamHanoon]

Iran 🤢🤢🤢we hate you

[@CsalbertCs]

I love that you visited Kasab and Al-Samra, these are hidden gems and so many tourists don't know about it. Latakia and Tartus provinces are super underrated.

[@mikejduk]

It was so good to see this side of Syria that no one else shows. Thank you for this!

[@karasiraismail5286]

Peace to Syrian People 🇸🇾 , Sending Love from Rwanda 🇷🇼

[@Omar.Al.Dimashqi]

💚⚘

[@sirbrettvonbrettinger2730]

Im sending syrians , from Germany 🙏

[@farahbaqar253]

I am sending love from Pakistan

[@JoeRomano-s8g]

Islam destroyed Syria

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Love to Rwanda from Russia 🇷🇺 🇷🇼 🇷🇺

[@Gilly9244]

22:49 that coffee boy was adorable. What a great video up to now, never ever would I have thought Syria has this side to it

[@kaswarasaker1296]

I am happy to see my village, which I have been absent from for several years due to my residence outside the country. The bottom of these wonderful lakes was actually part of my grandfather’s lemon and olive farms before the dam was built

[@cpabrysonjk9389]

Thats so amazing ,have never imagined Syria is that cool..mainstream media has really distorted the image of a lovely nation . This planet is beautiful , war makes it just ugly for nothing....massive Love to all Syrians and everyone of goodwill .......Kenya ❤❤

[@montiswd1620]

Love from Sweden 🇸🇪 to Syria 🇸🇾

[@worldnomac]

Thank you so much!! Love to Syria 🇸🇾 Love to 🇸🇪

[@EsmaTabak55]

I am from Bosnia and whenever I see people that have been through war and hardship it sadness me very much. I feel your pain...InshAllah better times will come and free Palestine🤍

[@techlife9853]

This is a great vid Mac .... back in the day when u went to Iraq I was seriously concerned about your safety ....but true to form you changed my preception of that beautiful country ......AND you have done it AGAIN with Syria ....Syria and its people are beautiful ... Peace and Love to them .... Stay strong bhai

[@Aeronpaulalcaraz]

I am from the Philippines and living here in Saudi Arabia. Thank you for showing Syria on your amazing vlog. This made me understand the current situation in Syria. And I think still one of the mos beautiful country in the middle east.

[@Robert8455]

Wow Mac! Your documentary blew me away. Such an amazing wonderful place and it is the regular people that are making the difference. Thank you for being a good American ambassador and representing. Like many others I assume to only know the horrible things we see in the media. I think your guide was also super helpful in getting you around to see and experience so many of the wonderful sites. I am hungry for some Syrian chicken shawarma. Wishing peace and love to all.

[@harrydestaffano565]

The video is all WRONG, Syrians are suffering and the civil war is ongoing. Tourist videos of Syria like this one are disgusting. The country is still in an a civil war. Over 500,000 people have died and over half of the Syrian population have been forcibly displaced. As of today 16.7 million Syrians are in need humanitarian aid. Tourist videos in Syria are sick! The fact that you are also selling clothing here is even worse. Syrians are starving in their hundreds of thousands and you are making money on youtube whilst they suffer! WRONG! The US is the leading individual donor of humanitarian assistance for Syria, providing more than $17 billion-including more than $9 billion from USAID-throughout Syria and the region since 2011 The EU, along with its 27 Member States, is the largest donor to the Syria crisis. Over the past 13 years, the EU and its Member States has mobilised more than €33 billion in humanitarian, development, economic and stabilisation assistance. Oil and Gas rich Muslim countries are NOT leading the way in providing aid for Syria. Qatar, Saudi, UAE etc, shame on these Muslem countries, are all absent in providing the needed aid to Syria. As the civil war in Syria entered its fourteenth year, the “tragic reality” is that developments are going in the wrong direction across all fronts, the Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the country just last month warned the Security Council. Syria today under its' evil Dictator, is "surviving mainly on aid from the US and EU. This video aimed at making money whilst SYRIANS suffer is WRONG!

[@pamelawing5747]

It's ALWAYS the regular people who make the difference. They are lovely.

[@godspowerephenus753]

Sending love from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@yaaahneetv8794]

Watching this its soo heart breaking for what happen to this country a very beautiful country beautiful people..

[@harrydestaffano565]

That is correct. Blame the evil Dictator Assad. Tourist videos of Syria like this one are disgusting. The country is still in an a civil war. Over 500,000 people have died and over half of the Syrian population have been forcibly displaced. As of today 16.7 million Syrians are in need humanitarian aid. Tourist videos in Syria are sick! The fact that you are also selling clothing here is even worse. Syrians are starving in their hundreds of thousands and you are making money on youtube whilst they suffer! WRONG! The US is the leading individual donor of humanitarian assistance for Syria, providing more than $17 billion-including more than $9 billion from USAID-throughout Syria and the region since 2011 The EU, along with its 27 Member States, is the largest donor to the Syria crisis. Over the past 13 years, the EU and its Member States has mobilised more than €33 billion in humanitarian, development, economic and stabilisation assistance. Oil and Gas rich Muslim countries are NOT leading the way in providing aid for Syria. Qatar, Saudi, UAE etc, shame on these Muslem countries, are all absent in providing the needed aid to Syria. As the civil war in Syria entered its fourteenth year, the “tragic reality” is that developments are going in the wrong direction across all fronts, the Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the country just last month warned the Security Council. Syria today under its' evil Dictator, is "surviving mainly on aid from the US and EU. This video aimed at making money whilst SYRIANS suffer is WRONG!

[@mel3004]

I had no idea Syria was so beautiful. All I've ever seen are the news clips of war. Such wonderful people live there. I wish them peace.

[@susandejesus3972]

Interesting and good to see this side of Syria , beautiful

[@irmpenrie5345]

I (German, female) traveled through Syria on an individual trip in the 1980s. I was everywhere, and the most impressive was Aleppo. Syria was (and is?) the most wonderful and beautiful country in the Middle East with the most hospitable people imaginable. For example, I was invited to a wedding just because I was checking into the same hotel. My heart bleeds when I see images of insane destruction on television.

[@micahdavid9557]

Thanks!

[@worldnomac]

Hey!! Thank you so much for your generosity!! I really appreciate it and I’m glad that you liked this video!! Stay tuned for more content and documentary style vlogs!! Once again, thanks!!🙏

[@jdencook]

After all the nightmare of war everyone is smiling and gracious. It’s incredible. Thank you for the fantastic 2 videos.

[@techlife9853]

Showing the maps of your destination is so helpful

[@ysraeljordan1175]

Thanks for covering Syria! I hate War, destroying so many lives and thousands years of building the structures that supposed to be preserve. I am thankful that Syrian people continue struggling to forget the past , wounds to be heal but it takes a long time erase. Damascus one of the oldest city always mentioned in Torah or in old testament. I love to watch your video. More power to your channel! Lots of Love! From Davao City ❤

[@knivesgunfights526]

There are people...then there are governments. Syria is so magnificent because of the wonderful people and the beauty of the land. Maybe one day ALL Countries governments will be so beautiful. Peace be unto you Syria.

[@Abo3leesh]

Im from syria bro, i couldn't believe that someone from Eroup would do something like that and talk about my country and visit it, thanks bro ❤

[@femaleonthewatch]

Thank you very much for taking us on that journey. Obviously Syria is much more than a country struck by a war. Watching from Germany, where hundreds of thousands of Syrians found refuge.

[@pablodjango3749]

Hi from scotland, im stunned by this exploration of syria, the people are really nice, your culture is amazing, best video on youtube right, much love and respect ❤

[@siwarfarah6206]

You can’t imagine how Syrians are thankful for you, Mac, for making and sharing this video. Absolutely incredible. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@RandomMoves923]

Thanks boy, my opinion of Syria has changed from the desert view I had

[@worldnomac]

Syria has got it all!!

[@orlandovargas8069]

Much love and respect to the Syrian people you have endured you will rise from years of struggle love and prayers from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

[@CsalbertCs]

We feasting on Syrian tourism videos, World Nomac, Mark Wiens, and Diala and Waref in Shahin resort all at the same time.

[@RubiHammer]

Things are changing rapidly in Syria. I wish for a better future for the people of Syria, where everyone has the right to live their lives as they choose, in peace with their neighboring countries. There is still a long way to go, but let's hope the people of Syria will succeed in achieving it.

[@makedonthegreat4700]

Another great video like the previous one. Love and hope for peace from Macedonia 🇲🇰!

[@worldnomac]

Thank you so much for watching!! I really appreciate your support!

[@Shininglight1234]

The 4 Seasons Hotel absolutely fantastic. Would love to holiiday there. ❤from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@mangimadang4059]

That boy in 21:49 has the looks of a model.That smile is catching. Amazing people.

[@TsUKenya]

How timely to watch this video coming in the backdrop of the recent events. Syria looks a beautiful country. What is inspiring is seeing the smiles of the people especially the children. That despite adversity, there is always room for a smile. Good triumphs

[@aslanlela]

I am a Lebanese Armenian American ! I love Syria and their hospitality! I appreciate you are bringing Syria and it’s different areas closer to me. I always wanted to go to Homs Hama Aleppo Latakia and Kesab unfortunately because of the war I was not able to. I hope one of this days I am dreaming to make it happen.

[@tuimasitawake]

Thank you so much for sharing. Everyone you met in this video radiated so much love and kindness. One wonders about those who promote and exude instability and destruction, where do they dwell amongst those peace-loving people. I got to see what you experienced and especially seeing that coastal side of Syria that is just so peaceful and beautiful.

[@oksanaiavorovska7768]

I wish ❤❤❤ all the best for Syria in near future

[@geraldoreyes6146]

Thank you for posting this video , I'm sorry for what has been done to their country, so much suffering and destruction has been brought to the Syrian people.

[@GillMalouf]

I have visited Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan and Barhrain but when we were travelling on the highway between Beirut and Damascus in November 2005 it snowed heavily and we couldn't get through. I so miss the Middle East. My husband's father came from the Bakk valley in Lebanon whilst my husband was born in Kuwait but was brought up in Ramallah, Palestine. My son would tell me about his visits to Syria whilst he was a student at Durham (England) studying Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies. As a widowed pensioner I envy those who are able to grow their intellect by being in places that the media misrepresent. If I could help to get anything off the ground in Syria please contact me.

[@maryannesmith1392]

Fantastic seeing a different side to Syria, just beautiful. The people are so welcoming, you have given me to watch something I never knew. The winery was great, never seen or heard about blue wine. Once again thankyou. New Zealand.

[@judioliver8082]

That was really awesome. I loved the way we got to meet the locals. Thank you, I really enjoyed that, and it was so wonderful to see the real people and the real country.

[@anniedonikian6468]

Wow my parents are from Syria 🇸🇾 it beautiful thank u I'm coming in December 😊😊

[@fleurdliza5905]

After years of sufferings and pain from the past wars, you cannot hide its beauty. Hope the world heals very soon and resolve all conflicts so everyone can enjoy the beauty of nature and the world could offer. i love your channel. I know little Arabic and reminds me of some words. Keep it up il be always watching your videos.

[@avikazak655]

❤ Too many people wish they were never born here

[@freeagent1150]

It breaks my heart to see how beautiful their country is, and how they were forced to leave it all behind, to become refugees in foreign lands and receive so much hate, discrimination , and blame. After all the horrors of war they still smile, and they seem very friendly and kind. May Allah protect them and bless them with peace and prosperity .

[@beverlyskurow7998]

Jesus please protect all people❤🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷

[@AbdulSarhan-k9b]

Hi Mac, as an Arab I have to say that you, as an American, can speak Arabic very well! Thank you for your presentation about Syria, you showed us one of the most beautiful places! Stay healthy, love from Syria, Daraa.

[@alphadreads]

Hi!I currently live in Syria and would love to show you around New Aleppo.Thanks for making this video to show the true side to Syria!

[@worldnomac]

Thank you very much for your offer, my friend!! I would love to have this opportunity!

[@adammoalem5528]

Hi I am also in new Aleppo

[@propertylhiztings]

Peace to Syria with so much ❤ from the Philippines.. and Blessings to you Mac.. Thank you!

[@cuisinesaroundtheworld]

Hats off to uuu Khayeeee Mac!!! What a video!!! Beautiful country. Love and peace from Oman.

[@worldnomac]

Thank you so much for your support Khayee!!🙏🙏 Love to Oman!!🇴🇲❤️

[@seki8063]

Thank you for spreading love and positivity instead as many others spreading hate. This planet need people that spreading information about different countries that is true not lies. We are all the same, humans!

[@phil-2550]

I really enjoyed this upclose excursion into Syrian culture and its people. With gratitude from the Virgin Islands ❤

[@worldnomac]

Thank you for watching! We're glad you enjoyed the close look into Syrian culture and its people. Greetings to the Virgin Islands! ❤️

[@pdxmtngoat]

Wow. I had no idea Syria's land is so beautiful. It looks very nice. Mountains. Lakes. So much history.

[@Darkness09-ran]

What an emotional trip

[@kevinburke9940]

Thanks!

[@worldnomac]

Thank you very much for your generosity Kevin!

[@christineholliday4564]

In 2017 & 2019 I went to Turkiye for extended stays. Started in Istanbul & traveled to the Hatay region (Antakya & Samandag). Samandag is very close to the Syrian border. They're were many refugees in Antakya & Samandag on the streets. Many with children. It broke my heart 😭😭 Be safe & happy travels 🧿🧿

[@shiro_ib]

Thank you for this amazing video! I hope you enjoyed your visit to Syria. I miss my country dearly and it warms my heart to see it through your eyes. 🇸🇾

[@RanOutaNames]

Mac, been following you since the start, Im astonished by your Arabic WOW!!!

[@worldnomac]

I have taken hundreds of classes to improve my Arabic!! And it's worth it! Thank you!

[@tanyabooysen3958]

I am in awe. What a beautiful country and people you have shown and narrated this so well.❤

[@astrikhamparian2512]

Hey Mac thanks for sharing the positive side of Syria , I've visited Syria when I was a child and watching your video brought back memories, keep up the good work love and respect from the West Coast....

[@avikazak655]

❤

[@alibong71]

WAOW!!!! WHAT BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE. I smile'd all through that film. Thank you.

[@BuddhaKumari]

What a beautiful Country and People. Look like paradise to me ❤Please stay safe and FREE 💫