Classify them,A Sicilian and Moroccan refugee and were can each pass?

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

http://www.dailystar.com.lb/dailystar/Pictures/2015/05/26/420067_img650x420_img650x420_crop.jpg

[themrdude1990]

She passes in india
He passes in greek

[Seth MacFarlane]

Which is which ?

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

Which is which ?

The left, her is the Syrian refugee in Sicily and other the Sicilian'

[Seth MacFarlane]

....

[Ctwentysevenj]

Got you again. There is no Sicilian in the picture. The girl is Moroccan, but lives in Sicily


ROME: Nawal Soufi is never without her mobile phone and thousands of Syrian refugees have reason to be grateful for that. It was an early morning in the summer of 2013 when the fragile-seeming Sicilian 27-year-old took the first panicked call: hundreds of Syrians were lost in the Mediterranean aboard a boat taking on water.

Caught unawares, she called the Italian coast guard, who quickly explained how she, a fluent Arabic speaker thanks to her Moroccan heritage, could tell the terrified migrants how to find their GPS coordinates on their satellite phone and ensure they could be rescued.

After several long hours of silence, Soufi finally breathed a sigh of relief: everyone on the boat had been saved.

Since that morning, the same scenario has been played out hundreds of times and Nawal – as she is universally known in Italy – has become a symbol of hope for many migrants risking their lives to make it to Europe.

“A call can come at any time. Migrants at sea shout: ‘There are 500 people on board, we have been at sea for 10 days and there is no more water,’” the young woman tells AFP on the sidelines of the launch of a book about her life: “Nawal, the refugees’ angel.”

On one recent night, it took her five hours to calm a caller enough to get the only information that counts in such moments: the position of the boat.

All 345 passengers on board – a third of them children – were saved.

“Italy has a reception system that is full of holes but its rescue system is one of the best in Europe,” she says proudly.

Born in Morocco but an Italian resident from the age of three weeks, Nawal owes her current role to the passion she developed for the 2011 uprising in Syria.

In 2013 she was part of a team which took an ambulance full of medical drugs into Aleppo, handing out her phone number to everyone she met.

It has since been widely shared among would-be asylum seekers. Despite her placing direct contacts for the coast guard on her Facebook page, her phone continues to ring.

On the page, which is in Arabic, she regularly posts recordings of her telephone conversations along with her weary remarks about the horrors of the crisis.

“With each drama I feel an emptiness, an emptiness that has no sense,” she said.

“How in 2015 can we still think that the solution is for people to travel in these kind of boats.”

On April 20, Nawal was on the quay in Catania, lost amid dozens of reporters who had come to witness the arrival of 28 survivors of the Mediterranean’s worst migrant disaster to date, which claimed the lives of some 800 people.

For her, there was no time for mourning, she was already taking yet another call on her clapped out old phone, which she retains because of its tireless battery.

On top of the litany of desperate calls from listing boats, she also fields anxious pleas from relatives trying to find out if a son, a mother or a husband had survived.

When she has tried taking a break and given her phone to friends or family to maintain the watch, it has always been handed back to her within a day by individuals who are unable to cope with the relentless stream of anxiety.

“You can only put up with it if you accept it as a mission. It is a heavy burden but the world is such a cruel place,” said Mussie Zerai, a priest who has been receiving similar calls from Eritreans since 2003.

“Fortunately there are young committed people like Nawal. I admire her courage, it is not easy, especially for a young woman in the south of Italy.”

When she is not on the phone, Nawal studies political science in Catania and works part time as an interpreter for the courts.

She also spends a lot of time at Catania station, where many newly arrived migrants seek to continue their journey to northern Europe.

“My work is to block the land-based traffickers, explain to the asylum seekers that they can change their dollars in a bank or take a train for Milan without going through intermediaries,” she said.

Every evening Nawal goes home to a loving and proud mother who asks only one thing of her daughter: that she answer her calls as quickly as the ones she receives from the Mediterranean.


A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Daily Star on May 27, 2015, on page 8.
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[Ctwentysevenj]

Tracked the story by the link of the picture.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

Oh ok because I've seen armenoid influence like her in sicily before. Yea she's armneoid and he's med but I can't tell exactly the exact type from that angle

Yes. same. my classification also, she, predominantly Armenoid and him I say Med of the eastern vearity type with Taurid.

[Seth MacFarlane]

^^^ I didn't read most of this but it explains her look because she didn't look levantine to me . The thing mistaken for armneoid may have been because of a broken nose it looks broken and distorted

[themrdude1990]

The man is an italian journalist

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

^^^ I didn't read most of this but it explains her look because she didn't look levantine to me . The armneoid may have been because of a broken nose it looks broken and distorted

I still hold my classification here, the Armenoid may be pesudo or part Armenoid also. by some Sephardic jew settlement or something.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

The man is an italian journalist
Yes.

[Bagot]

Got you again. There is no Sicilian in the picture. The girl is Moroccan, but lives in Sicily

She is Moroccan, you're right, while he is an Italian journalist (surname could be Jewish).

The Moroccan on the left, him in the middle, and another Italian journalist on the right.

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jibwG-ZDUI0/maxresdefault.jpg

[themrdude1990]

She is Syrian indeed, while he is an Italian journalist (surname could be Jewish).

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jibwG-ZDUI0/maxresdefault.jpg

You are wrong
"Ms Soufi, who was born in Sicily to Moroccan parents"

[Bagot]

You are wrong
"Ms Soufi, who was born in Sicily to Moroccan parents"

I've edited.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

Well either way, Syrian or Moroccan origin, a MENA indeed and an Italian journalist.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

I've edited.

Right or wrong, one thing is right here, she's a MENA, indeed an Italian journalist.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

A Wise guy is always right, even when wrong is right.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

^^^ I didn't read most of this but it explains her look because she didn't look levantine to me . The armneoid may have been because of a broken nose it looks broken and distorted

Right or wrong, little mistake but one thing is right, she's a MENA refugee indeed and him an Italiano. what's right is right. A Wise guy is always right, even when wrong is right. :thumb001:

[Wadaad]

^^^ I didn't read most of this but it explains her look because she didn't look levantine to me . The armneoid may have been because of a broken nose it looks broken and distorted

She's armenoid eh? I guess this lady is armenoid too? Malian woman

http://photo.net/general-comments/attachment/3379791/a%20fulani%20woman.jpg

The Moroccan lady just looks like a caramel brown version

[Bagot]

Right or wrong, little mistake but one thing is right, she's a MENA refugee indeed and him an Italiano. what's right is right. A Wise guy is always right, even when wrong is right. :thumb001:

She is Mena but not Armenoid

[Seth MacFarlane]

She's armenoid eh? I guess this lady is armenoid too? Malian woman

http://photo.net/general-comments/attachment/3379791/a%20fulani%20woman.jpg

The Moroccan lady just looks like a caramel brown version

Come on man why are you breaking my balls , I even said in the part you qouted she likely isn't armenid she just has a weird broken nose. If your bored go heckle someone else

[Sikeliot]

Got you again. There is no Sicilian in the picture. The girl is Moroccan, but lives in Sicily

The guy is Sicilian. I think your reading comprehension is lacking.

Anyway the Moroccan woman can pass in South Asia, and the Sicilian man in Cyprus.

[Tooting Carmen]

The guy is Sicilian. I think your reading comprehension is lacking.

Anyway the Moroccan woman can pass in South Asia, and the Sicilian man in Cyprus.

Yes.

[Hungarian_master]

She can pass in Iran. He can pass in Portugal.

[Dweller23]

Both can pass in North Africa

[Peter Nirsch]

who is sicilian and who is moroccan?

anyway they look south-med mixed with gypsies. are you sure they are really from NA and Sicily?