He should work for the government, he has the valuable experience as refugee.

Unfortunately, he belongs to 0,01% of those Arabs who came here. The Arab clans, in Germany etc are the negative example. The main reason are also his parents, his father was agriculture engineer, even his mother was a teacher who didn't wear a Hijab., which causes more social exclusion within European/German society. They were probably non-practicing Muslim or not a Muslim at all in Syria.

​@@romeob.8369 There are 7000 syrian doctors in Germany.. and about 20% of syrians in Germany have higher in education .. 50% of syrians refugees who came traumatised from war are working and paying taxes... syrians who came for their families and have no safe place elsewhere are just seeking security physically and psychologically.. Though we are arab speaking or arabs in some definition, we are syrians and we have our own charachtaristica.. it really provokes me how "SOME" germans are not even able to identify us and always put us in catagories, which shows they don't understand and don't care about understanding who we are.. anyway we are thankful to Germany for hosting us ❤

Who told you that Syrians do not want democracy? The Syrians wanted democracy to return to Syria after the Assad family destroyed it. In democracy, I certainly have the right to oppose ideas that I do not agree with for religious or humanitarian reasons, in the case of Palestine, and this does not prevent integration, respect for the law, and democracy and defending it is required. You have the right to be an opponent of homosexuality and Israel, while at the same time protecting democracy and the rule of law. Your comment indicates that you believe that all Syrians do not want democracy. The only thing I can believe you about is the language of the country. Any European country has the right to preserve its language. Integration into the culture of any country requires time, even Turkey, which shares a religion, and the Gulf, which shares a language. Every individual needs integration into its society, its laws, and the values of its people, and it is not an exclusive case in Europe.

@@zaale5242ethen he should go back to Syria and rebuild

Hadn't come across something as beautiful as this in a long time. Love & Blessings for you both

@Rdlacveg If someone learns a completely new foreign language on their own initiative, within a year, and speaks and writes it perfectly, they seem to be very motivated! For some, of course, this is still not enough!🙄

If a non German speaker learns German for only one year and her pronunciation and grammar is better than you (which I don’t believe a non German’s pronunciation, after a certain age, could be better than a German who was born in Germany and spoke German since birth) then, I’m sorry but, you should be ashamed of yourself.

@@arnodobler1096After a certain age it’s not possible to Doran a foreign language like a native speaker. It has got nothing to do with learning. After your early teens, the chance of learning to speak a new language without an accent is vanishingly small. Not only the speech sounds but also the rhythm and intonation will give you away. The ability to learn a new language like a native speaker diminishes with age, but the exact age varies among individuals. Generally, the critical period for language acquisition is believed to end around puberty, which is roughly around the age of 12-13. After this age, it becomes more challenging to attain native-like proficiency in a new language, although it is still possible to become highly proficient with dedicated effort and practice, but not the pronunciation.

@@Daisy021 She was in the early 20s

Accent is one thing learning the language is it.

He probably spoke it already.

He born in germany. THIS WHOLE fake story so that migrant go work and pay tax

so u accepting people only if they are just like you ? do u accept different people mister aryan ?

@@arfaouisami2955 I have no idea what you mean? I was just impressed at his language learning skill because German is not easy, it could also be Turkish or Korean, I never knew someone could react so defensively, as if your ethnicity was mocked or something. You must have some kind of esteem issue, or am I getting the meaning wrong.

Bravo, for your open-minded, many immigrants with love our adopted countries many times more in comparison to their own citizens and want to serve our new nations. 🙏🏽❤️

Give him your house and money

@@AlmostStoneHeart racist!

Awosome ... Bravo Germany ...

Save ur country brthr

He born in germany tgis whole story is altered

It' also about the locals pragmatism. No mater where he's from or what his history was, he'll has the skills for the job. Chapeau!

well noted.

no its not

Forget about it, it's our guy. ;)

The only thing he's proved is he's prepared to abandon his country and family and illegally enter another country to avoid military service. He's a draft dodger, plain and simple. Nothing to be proud of.

He has mukasad

I hope India changes

It already has..... Same here. People from ground can also become PM and President. All democracy are different and have there own issues

U even been to india lately?

And Muslim countries don’t need this faltu ka gyaan?

We had muslim presidents in India.

Language and socialization with locals is key. He learned German very well and worked voluntarily in his community as an administrative assistant . Very nice guy and Ostelsheim has a very committed and intelligent mayor.

@@unatwomey7112 It's absolutely true. The most of my really best Friends are all Germans. Greetings from Poland.

We Germans are direct and don't like small talk, which may come across as rude. Hard shell, soft core.

Unfortunately, he belongs to 0,01% of those Arabs who came here. The Arab clans, in Germany etc are the negative example. The main reason are also his parents, his father was agriculture engineer, even his mother was a teacher who didn't wear a Hijab., which causes more social exclusion within European/German society. They were probably non-practicing Muslim or not a Muslim at all in Syria.

​@@romeob.8369Well he said he is druze and The Druze are an ethnoreligious group concentrated in Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine with around one million adherents worldwide and they are not muslims , so I don't think your racism works in this case buddy😒

Inspiring after hearing abuse by Syrians of German ladies

Sounds like you are vers happy about this refugee becoming a mayor!

There are hardly any really democratic countries there, unfortunately.

LOL first mayor of Jordan capital Amman was a migrant from Circassia

No....but we invaded and colonised them for centuries (European knights held Syria). At least, he was elected, people were free not to vote for him. We took it by force. A lot of Arabic countries are not countries where you can actually vote freely, so the argument is not valid yet.

@@emmanuilushka Circassia is same as Jordan culturally and religiously 🤨

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Ya, das habe ich auch gedacht. Aehnlich Obama's name in Irland, who sie ihn mit viel Waerme O'Bama nannten!!

An example of turning Germany into Brazil 🇧🇷 Germany was great because it was full of Germans that’s it

Agreed

As a draft dodger he would likely have faced a firing squad.

And India.

No Islamic nation understands democracy. Not even a single.

You should include China and Russia

Hopefully he'll be profoundly respectful and committed to the position he's been voted and trusted with by your people. Ostersheim is an wonderful city with many nicest people I've met.

Typical online anonymity and ignorant behaviour. That’s on line for you.

He is single and has more chance than the men with families to be voted for. It is the same effect like singers, actors. They get more fans if people in the world think that they are singles.

@@thiphan264 In politics, that's not really the case.

@@arnodobler1096 The other candidates have qualification too and they are true Germans, but married. He is younger, good looking and single, has time for politics.

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Ugh

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Thank you Mary from a Syrian i wish you all the best and an incredible long healthy life ❤

yeah but he is in Germany now right? I mean what is your point exactly?

@@mimimi3440 my point is that comments saying this wouldn't have happened in Syria show how ignorant the commentators are because just like Germany took refugees, Syria also took refugees w during ww2 and even before.

And what's been the consequence of Syrias multiculturalism? Centuries of war and bloodshed. Unfortunately Europe is heading the same way thanks to open borders.

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yes but... It also shows that we should let go of our prejudices regarding the way Arabs look. In my experience (having taught refugees and asylum seekers for 12 years), a lot of people have looks that will not make them stand out at all.

He is clever, and I am sure that he is fully aware that it is his commitment to German culture that got him the job! We have mayors of African (Mahgreb or sub-saharan) origin in France, but so far, no refugee. Well done Germany!!

There is a party on the rise in Germany. The name of this party is AFD. The leaders and members of this party are against the immigration of foreigners.

There is a refugee from Syrie, who dies because of German police. Not every people have luck in Germany. If someone meets the persons who are against them, it could be end in a tragic way.

Steve Jobs dad was Syrian I believe

I mean, if you have to leace your country and your old life behind, why not go the best country available? Of course he came to Germany for a better quality of life. What's wrong with that?

@@simonrodriguez7678 Turkey is quite rich as well and its culture is way more similar to Syria's culture than Germany's culture.

yeah because of race, first thing people see is your face then everything else comes second,

​@@yeager112 absolutely

Danke ich wünsche mir dass wir alle friedlich miteinander leben können.. nur alles Menschen

He looks like a typical Mediterranean. Tanned skin, curly black hair and a very Arab nose. To me he looks quite typical for the other Syrians I have met so far here in Germany

@@hmvollbanane1259 very Arab nose?

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His name is rayyān, also spelt Rayyan or Rayaan, is generally a given name of Arabic origin, usually male but sometimes female, meaning "watered", "luxuriant", "plentiful" or "heaven's flower", so it is actually very popular in the arab world. but he shortened it for convenience, I guess😂