Nahida and her son, faced with the choice of fleeing to Syria, acknowledge the dangers despite the ongoing conflict there, highlighting the dire circumstances in their hometown.
As the bombing intensifies in Beqaa Valley, Ali recalls the moment they decided to leave, describing the abrupt shift from remaining at home to seeking refuge, noting the threat of immediate danger.
The Matbuh family's story illustrates the difficult choices displaced families make amid crisis, opting for a perilous journey with limited options, driven by fear and necessity.
Despite having relatives in Canada, Nahida emphasizes their lack of passports and the urgency of escaping, showing how war compels families to leave behind dreams of stability.
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