What Happened to the Missing Australian Boy in Syria | Full Episode | SBS Dateline
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About this episode
Dateline travels to Syria to find Australian Yusuf Zahab who was taken into IS territory aged 12 and later imprisoned without charge. Once declared dead, now rumoured to be alive, we reveal his story.
This episode first aired on March 26, 2024.
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