“It’s shocking,” says Margaret Brennan while walking through the Syrian town of Jobar, where 300,000 people once lived. Now, only the shells of buildings remain. “There’s just nothing left.” “This war was cruel,” says Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa through an interpreter. “All these were direct targets with one objective: To displace the people in these areas.” There are towns like this throughout Syria, al-Sharaa tells 60 Minutes. About 13 million Syrians — nearly half the population — are in