ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月12日 11時14分

Kurdish militia and family members attended a funeral for Syrian fighters last month in Qamishli. When the Syrian government, stretched thin by the war, left this northeastern area along the Turkish border, ISIS entered and attempted to expand its so-called caliphate. Now the border area is in #Kurdish hands, ruled by neither ISIS nor Assad. With the collapse of the Syrian state, militias here have flourished, but most people are just trying to get by — or at least piece their communities back together after months under the black flag and public punishments of the Islamic State. Tyler Hicks captured this scene of mourning while on #nytassignment in Qamishli, Syria.

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