CLEAN : Farming village in Syrias

The video discusses the impact of the Syrian conflict on displaced families who have fled their homes and are now working in agriculture and construction to survive. The village of US men has seen its population swell due to the influx of displaced people, providing opportunities for both locals and newcomers during the olive harvesting season. The construction sector is also seeing new workers as people like Nabil, who fled from Idlib, seek employment. With over one and a half million people displaced, the crisis continues as more seek safety.

What challenges do the women from the Hama province face in their new environment?

• They face language barriers.

• They are unable to find housing.

• They work long hours for very low pay.

• They struggle to find any work at all.

How has the population of the farming village changed due to the conflict?

• It has decreased significantly.

• It has slightly increased.

• It has more than doubled.

• It has remained the same.

What mutual benefit does the olive harvesting season provide?

• It increases the village's export opportunities.

• It reduces the need for imported goods.

• It provides work for the displaced and labor for the residents.

• It allows displaced people to return home.

What has happened to many homes in the mountainous region of Jebel Zoe?

• They have been destroyed by bombings.

• They have been renovated.

• They have been abandoned due to natural disasters.

• They have been sold to new owners.

Approximately how many people have fled their homes due to the conflict?

• Less than a million.

• About two million.

• Exactly one million.

• More than one and a half million.