‘I Feel Let Down by the World’: In Syria's Idlib, a Bloodier Phase Is on the Horizon

Over the past three months, government troops have recaptured nearly half of the last area under opposition control, forcing nearly 1 million to flee their homes as the specters of more fighting looms

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“There’s nothing now. Nothing at all,” said Yasser Aboud, as he looked away from his family’s few remaining belongings, dumped on the floor of the bare single room that would now be their home in the northwest Syrian city of Idlib.

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