Syrians living in tent settlements in Idlib are struggling to return to their homes after the fall of President Bashar Assad, according to reports citing displaced families and camp residents. The outlets describe residents who remain in temporary shelters despite earlier hopes that the political shift in late 2024 would enable them to go back. One example highlighted is Sobhieh al-Saleh, who continues to live in a tent in Idlib and has not been able to resume life at her original home. The reporting links the difficulty of returning to ongoing financial constraints and a lack of resources needed for travel, rebuilding, and re-establishing households after displacement. While the change of leadership has altered the situation on the ground, the sources indicate that many return routes and living conditions have not been fully restored for displaced people. As a result, some families remain dependent on humanitarian support and continue living in tent camps rather than relocating back to former homes.