Hundreds of Syrian refugee families return to hometowns from Idlib camps
arabnews.com · 25 October 2026

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A convoy transported 220 Syrian refugee families back to their hometowns on Sunday after they lived in camps in Idlib.
The return of these families followed support from several organizations, including the UNHCR, a United Nations agency. This movement is part of the Syria Without Camps initiative, which aims to assist displaced people during the ongoing civil war and humanitarian crisis in Syria.
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