Persuasive Essay On Syrian Refugees

“ We’re just living on the edge of life. We’re always nervous, we’re always afraid” said Mariam Akash who is mother of nine children whose dad was shot by a sniper (“Syria: The Story of the Conflict”). While the syrian civil war crisis is happening there, people here are just living their lives like nothing is happening which is not right. People need to find out what other things are happening around the world. The solution to Syria’s civil war and refugees is that Al-assad must be removed because no one should suffer just because some teens decided to spray paint revolutionary slogans on a school wall, also the war will not end with Assad in power, and he even used chemical weapons on his own people making him unfit to lead a country. How …show more content…
To start off in 2012, there were 100 thousand refugees by April 2013, it was about 800 thousand. All that rose up to about 1.6 million. Now there is more than 4.7 million syrian refugees in neighboring. More than 13.5 million people are still in need of help inside syria. Day after day refugees continue to stream across the borders of Syria into neighbouring nations of Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and Iraq. Devastating Urban host communities and creating new cultural tensions. Hundreds of thousands of refugees are every day attempting dangerous trips across the Mediterranean sea all the way from Turkey to Greece, Hoping and praying they will find a better and more nice future in …show more content…
A second option is an intervention by some outside power, which could side with one party to win it. Another option is a negotiated compromise that brings peace. This is basically what they are trying to do in Syria today. Working it out with peace. The final option is partition or confederation. Partition is certainly easier said than done whether the goal is to create new countries or autonomous zones held together through some weak central