Saher and Hanadi have a family with three children, who are named Omar, Ali and Moaz. Because of war they had to flee from their home back in Syria. Their desired destination is Germany as it presents a safe place for children. They wanted to travel by plane, however the authorities forbade this option. Saher worked as an engineer for Al Furat Petroleum Company and Hanadi was an university professor of Chemistry. Along with them travel also their cousin, who is a dentist by profession, and his wife, a pharmacist. The war has become especially unbearable during the last year as a result of horrible living conditions and lack of safety. Before they were forced to abandon their home, they lived a normal and happy life in town Deir Ezzor. In addition they told us that only 10% of the migrants in their group were Syrian, whom they could recognize by facial features and language. They said others are mostly from Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan and other countries. Their biggest wish is for their children to have a safe and normal life. Follow more @ciriljazbec and @natgeo #refugeecrisis #migrantcrisis #Slovenia #Europe by natgeo

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