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Suheil Hamwi, who spent 32 years in prison in Syria and returned to Lebanon after the government of Bashar Assad was toppled, reacts as he sits inside of his home in Chekka, Lebanon, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2024. (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar)

A Lebanese man who spent 32 years in Syrian prisons is welcomed home

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“The first door opened,” Hamwi said, describing how rebels stormed the prison and started opening cell gates.

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