Syrians Celebrate End of Assad Regime

Syrians are celebrating what they call 'Victory Friday' following the fall of the Assad regime, with large gatherings in Damascus and other cities. The new Syrian government has announced the suspension of the current constitution and parliament for three months to form a committee that will revise the constitution, aiming to respect the country's cultural diversity. Thousands gathered for Friday prayers, a tradition that had been suppressed during the regime's rule, reflecting on the long struggle against Assad's government. The news of Bashar al-Assad's flight from Syria has sparked jubilation among Syrians both in the homeland and abroad, marking a new chapter for the country. Many former exiles and survivors of the regime's brutality are returning home, hopeful for a fresh start. However, emotions are mixed, as the past 14 years of civil war and regime oppression have left deep scars.