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The Unseen Casualty of the Syrian Civil War
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A mosque is pictured through shattered glass in the old city of Homs during May 2014. Most rebel fighters withdrew from the battleground city.
(YOUSSEF KARWASHAN/AFP/Getty Images)
Nearly seven years of brutal conflict have reduced most of Homs to rubble. But the trust that once existed among the city's Sunnis, Christians and Alawites will be far more difficult to rebuild....
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