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Apr 2024

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تل العيس.. فادي الخميس | ذاكرة سورية 130

عنب بلدي | Enab Baladi

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تل العيس قرية تتبع لمحافظة حلب، وهي ليست بعيدة عن محافظة إدلب.

أهلها لهم اهتمام بالعلم والتعليم، وعند المرورِ بها أو الدخول إليها تلفت نظرك مساحاتها الخضراء وبناء بيوتها.

توسعت قرية تل العيس وازداد سكانها وتوفرت فيها الخدمات.

فادي إسماعيل الخميس، أحد أبنائها يعود بنا إلى بداية تكوين تل العيس.

إعداد وتقديم: عبد المعين عبد المجيد

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