I can’t get along with new updates of italki I feel I’m lost I don’t know how to use it 🤦🏻‍♀️before was easier ,flexible and more useful .Who agree with me?

Love and Support All The Way From Aleppo Syria To All Countries on Earth! I usually write journaling everyday about my thoughts and feelings towards everything surrounding me today I would like to share this one here, All I want to say about what is happening now around the world with spreading the virus Corona that this virus approved to us that there's no difference between people we all get scared,sick,afraid,stressed,lost and confused regardless our nationalities,backgrounds,religions,colors cultures and languages we have the same feelings and same suffering .Me as Syrian girl has been through the hell the devastating war and suffers from it I can say that I feel each one of you ,I still feel the a horrible quarantine,unsecured,losing loved people lacking of food,electricity water and internet. I learned from all I have through that tough times want to teach us to be strong,evolved ,feel other's pain and suffering and taking care of our souls . I'm so sorry and sadBut my belief in people'spower is stronger than my sadness My love and prayers all the way from Aleppo Syria go to each one has been effected by this virus or lost dear one or got hurt of this tragedy in general ,to all doctors,nurses,volunteers Pharmacists and everyone working in the health field also to Italy,Iran China,Japan,south Korea ,Spine,Germany ,Kuwait and to all countries on this planet please stay strong,take care of yourself .Let this gather us not separate us .

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VIVa AlGERIA Yesterday was a happy day for me after many sad months,it’s a very simple reason but I try to be more grateful to those few things as a cure for my pains,I’m happy because Algerian football has won Africa cup they really deserve it, I’m not Algerian but I love Algeria for many reasons first the wife of my uncle was Algerian she nurse when I was baby,Algeria one of few of Arab countries who welcomed Syrian with all their love and pleasure and Syrians refugees there never never faced racism as they faced in other Arab countries All my love and happy wishes go to them.

BASSEL SHEHADEH I would like to talk about a person today, the seventh anniversary of his martyrdom. I would always like to talk about thismy dearest friend and a friendly man, but I hesitate for many reasons and I see it is my love to be faithful and to remember the greatness of this man and I feel sorry for everyone who did not meet him. His name means a courageous man and he was really very courageous man, from Damascus Syria he is a computer engineer, an archaeologist, a film director,a photographer, a writer, a talented composer, a writer, a Inspirnational, a volunteer in more than one inspiring Syrian humanitarian society, a lover of his country, Syria and humanity. He composes music for children and goes to school to alert children about the dangers of environmental pollution Pakistan's Fulbright Scholarship directed by Che Guevara submitted his resignation to the United Nations where he worked and traveled to India via Motocycle only and returned to Syria to participate in demonstrations calling for freedoms, human rights and humanitarian and civil demands for Syria. I got a lot of things I can mention here. He got a scholarship from Syracuse University in New York but he could not continue. His soul was asking him to go back to Syria to do a lot. He would say, 'Imagine how many times we' ll be revolutionizing our lives. How can I leave the dream that started? Achieved? And what will I say to my children when they ask me, do I answer them (when the revolution started I left my country and went to care about my future). Where is this future without a free homeland? His only fault was his peaceful appeals for free civilian country   He always said to me: 'No free man is not afraid to keep up with his expansion and ideas.' Bassel , a young Syrian-Syrian who prayed with Muslims and Buddhists in India , he believed in his humanitarian duty to the whole world. I can not talk about him. You can search for him on the Internet even Noam Chomsky talked about him, . But I can’t prevent Myself of my longing for him and my sorrow for his separation despite the passage of 7 years I and Syria we need you Bassel very much i still remember your laughter and tears I won’t forget and I will go on your Covenant May god bless your soul Bassel I love you (Bassel Shehadeh 31/2/1984 /// 28/5/2012

The Vicious Circle My life is about vicious circle of painful surviving challenges ,after I survived of bombrants ,The shelling, the shooting of the snipers, getting out of the under the rubble ,losing loved ones and many other tragic.I’m survived because I fought a lot to stay alive not by accident I don’t like to be drama queen but in last 3 months I have been through unknown diseases and emotional disappointments I feel as I can’t overcome it maybe my energy has run out or I don’t know I would like to get back as before and continue my languages learning I’m wondering if I can