Syrian refugees who is preparing themselves to leave Arsal camps to northern Idlib province have offered their refrigerators, washing machines, tent brushes, birds of all kinds and cars for sale in what they call 'Idlib Market'.
Abu Abdo al-Shehadeh, a refugee from al-Qusayr, found in the Idlib Market his used motorcycle to use in his work during the shift between carpentry and pouring concrete workshops.
Abu Abdo says he bought the bike for $ 50 from a young man who decided to go to Idlib under the agreement of Tahrir al-Sham with the Hezbollah militia.
The Idlib market has no specific place in the middle of Irsal camps, Abo Abdo says. It may even be seen inside each yard of the camps where the bazaar is conducted spontaneously by the owner of the goods to show the goods to be sold to those who want them.
The market named Idlib market was justified by many of the camp residents as it relates to the deportation destination, which will target about 6,000 Syrian refugees from the camps of Arsal to the north of Syria in the province of Idlib. The prices for all the items displayed are not more than a quarter of the value in the Idlib market.
Abu Mahmoud Bakkar from the town of Kafraya in rural Homs showed his television and washing machine and the gas bottle in possession of less than a 100$.
