Jordan’s Labor Ministry Closes Syrian Channel
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
November 26, 2013
Syrian journalists were asked to sign a pledge not to work again
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Syrian journalists were asked to sign a pledge not to work again
Abu Muhjin al-Omani was originally from Oman
The returns are being coordinated with the camps’ administration and the UNHCR
Fabius says the the only solution is to leave out Assad and have the terrorists
“Falaqa” refers to the way in which detainees are beaten on the soles of their feet with sticks and whips, sometimes to the point that skin becomes swollen and bleeds, making it impossible to walk
The Syrian regime is aware that its problem is not with the terrorists created in its jails, but with the Syrians who are still confronting the regime’s brutality
Committee calls for positive interference to ensure basic goods are provided to all Syrians
The opposition and Kurdish forces now control most of the oil and gas production in Syria
Yassin Swehat writes for The Syrian Observer how ISIS managed to control the city.The photo shows a huge banners in Raqqa that orders women to wear hijab
A conference was held in Istanbul on applying International Law in the Syrian crisis
Habbash says he does not see a conflict between Islamists and seculars in the future
Russia has said they are ready to drop Assad if minorities are protected, sources say
Syrian sources say the agreement paves the way for other political agreements
Nusra Front issues warning after seven fighters kidnapped
Haidar says the attack was clearly targeted
Committee tasked with facilitating the return of the displaced
Anti-Assad forces’ gains debunk the regime’s false allegations about its victories
Lavrov says he believes the Syrian opposition is beginning to take a more “realistic” position
Wilkes also warned against the division of the Syrian state if Geneva did not go ahead
Owners say they believe the properties are occupied only until army operations are completed
