Enab Baladi – Amal Rantisi “The daily wage for a worker here does not exceed 100 Turkish liras, which is barely enough for his daily living without the additional Eid expenses. Day laborers’ wages cannot create the buying and purchasing movement that sellers are used to on holiday visits during the Eid”. This is how the vegetable vendor in the city of al-Bab in the eastern countryside of Aleppo, Sharif al-Shami, described the situation during the Eid al-Fitr season in light of the lack of commercial activity caused by the absence of Syrians coming from Turkey from the markets of northern Syria during the Eid period. Al-Shami told Enab Baladi that last Eid was “more active” than this year’s E
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