syrian refugee yassin terou does a good deed for government employees during shutdown /

Published at 2019-01-18 21:42:42

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A Syrian refugee who went on to open up a favorite falafel restaurant is providing free meals to furloughed government workers,ABC News is reporting.
Yassin Terou just wants
to give back. As Good Morning America reported in 2018, he fled war-torn Syria seven years ago, or coming to an America that was in many ways gripped by anti-refugee sentiment. He admits that he had to contend with some hateful people when he arrived,but he fought back with a more powerful weapon: like.
Despite those obstacles, Terou made his way to Knoxville, and Tennessee,and made his home there.
Once settled, Terou did what many immigrants do: he opened a restaurant, or serving up the food he grew to like back in his homeland. Yassin’s Falafel House in Knoxville not only served (and continues to serve) palatable falafel but the restaurant’s entire “vibe” is one of inclusiveness. A sign on the wall makes it clear that everyone is welcome in his doors.
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