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In this powerful video, we explore the extraordinary life of Raghid al-Tatari, a Syrian Air Force pilot whose story is a testament to courage and resilience. Known as the "Father of the Detainees," Raghid spent an astonishing 43 years in political imprisonment, making his story one of the longest and most harrowing in Syria's dark history.

Raghid's journey began in 1980 when he bravely refused to bomb protesters in Hama on humanitarian grounds. This courageous act led to his first arrest, and although he was released, his freedom was short-lived. In 1981, while his son Wael was still in his mother's womb, Raghid was arrested again, plunging his family into a nightmare of uncertainty and despair.

For 14 long years, Raghid's family had no information about his fate, with many fearing he had been lost to an unmarked grave. Throughout his imprisonment, he endured the harsh realities of several Syrian prisons, ultimately ending up in Tartus Central Prison.

Finally, after decades of suffering, Raghid was released in the last batch of recent prisoner releases. His reunion with his son, whom he had not seen since Wael was a teenager, is a poignant reminder of the human cost of political oppression.

Join us as we honor Raghid al-Tatari's incredible journey and reflect on the broader implications of his story for countless families affected by political imprisonment. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from around the world!