Labwani Says He Has Persuaded Israel to Relinquish Assad
Al-Hayat (London-based Saudi-owned newspaper)
September 25, 2014
Labwani says Arab states have let down Syria
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Labwani says Arab states have let down Syria
Louay Hussein, the head of an opposition party based in Damascus, tells The Syrian Observer of the need for the opposition to convince loyalists that it will not treat them as the enemy
Zaman al-Wasl sources said 3,000 young Kurds returned from Turkish border to join YPG
The state has judicial organizations, hospitals and police
Talks tackled counter-terrorism efforts
Syria says Israel encouraged and facilitated the flow of the terrorist organizations
Diplomatic spat flared hours after the U.S. and five Middle Eastern allies carried out airstrikes on IS fighters
“We were going to be married in Italy, and then we would live in Europe – we hadn’t decided where,” says Zamel, a slim 19-year-old Syrian with gentle eyes
Since the outbreak of the Syrian revolution, Kobani has demonstrated in solidarity with the other Syrian cities
Foreign Ministry says such use may be used as a pretext for war
The refugees are mainly Kurds fleeing IS
Khayer was arrested on 21 September, 2012 outside Damascus Airport as he returned from political meetings in China
Khalid al-Miteri said his brother witnessed IS fighters slaughtering Muslims
Colonel Riad al-Asaad met with National Coalition’s Secretary-General Nasr al-Hariri on Friday
Human rights organizations have tended to relatively ignore minorities among the Syrian people targeted by Assad forces
Hivaron Shareef, the representative of the Kurdish Council in NC, political commission member, and Yahiya Maktabi, were arrested at a Turkish airport
Churkin told American Fox News that Washington should respect international law
2.3 million children have been displaced inside Syria, of whom 1.4 million children are outside the framework of the educational process because of the destruction of at least 3,873 schools by the regime’s forces or because of the circumstances of displacement, extreme poverty as well as the lack of security and safety
Foreign Ministry says the destructive role played by the Turkish government has become clear
The Health Ministry has embarked on various programs to mitigate the risk of child malnutrition
