Who's who: Abu al-Qaqaa
The Syrian Observer
October 4, 2013
This piece is based on a piece written by Ibrahim al-Jabeen in al-Arab Newspaper.
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This piece is based on a piece written by Ibrahim al-Jabeen in al-Arab Newspaper.
Now a member of the National Coalition, Kilo tries to make a difference and limit the Islamists’ influence
Tomeh has the support of Ahmad Jarba and Saudi Arabia
The filmmaker was killed while documenting the regime’s first massacre in Houleh
Her accounts have been one of the key sources of the events taking place in Syria for the outside world. Under the threat of being arrested and killed she now lives in hiding
Nassif enjoys a special relationship with Assad that makes him one of the closest political and security advisers to the Syrian president, on account of him being a veteran of the era of President Hafez al-Assad
Few people had heard of Ahmad Jarba before he became the top opposition figure in Syria
During the Syrian Revolution, a great many groups were spontaneously formed to help Syrian citizens and refugees and provide them with basic assistance
Some call him the fox; others the elder man; but he prefers to be called cousin
Qadri Jamil, a Syrian politician who had very little influence in the Syrian political scene before the revolution, has been appointed Deputy Prime Minister in the current government to please Russia
Suheir Atassi, who is one of the vice-presidents of the National Coalition, has become the most influential woman in the Syrian opposition.
A profile of Ghassan Hitto, the recently-elected head of the Syrian opposition interim government.
Born to a Christian family in the city of Qatana, in the Damascus Countryside, Sabra is known for his long history of opposition to the Assad regime in Damascus, as a leader of a communist faction in Syria.
This report is based upon meetings and direct dialogue with groups and individuals working in the field of documentation inside Syria. The report draws its conclusions from information provided by these sources via meetings in Beirut, Istanbul, Antalya, and Gaziantep, in addition to direct communication with them while they were on the ground in Syria.
Charity organizations are highly reputable in Syria and may be considered the oldest forms of civil society in the country.
The Syrian League for Citizenship (SLC) was founded to promote the principle of citizenship and equal rights and duties to all the Syrian citizens. It works through workshops, seminars, lectures, and the media to convey its key messages.
General Ali Mamlouk is one of the most powerful Syrian security officers and a high ranking aide to President Bashar al Assad. He is the director of the Baath Party National Security Bureau, but his reputation came from his position as the head of the General directorate of Intelligence, one of the four most powerful security agencies in Syria.
During the Syrian revolution, Mazen played an essential role in launching the revolution and in defending victims who fell for participating in the revolution
A profile of John Yazigi who was appointed head of Syria’s largest church in December 2012
Now President of the National Coalition for Opposition Forces and the Syrian Revolution, Ahmad Muaz al-Khatib is a former petroleum engineer and an Islamic preacher and well-respected freedom activist.
