Palestinians Suffer Disproportionately in Syria War
Maha Khaddour for The Syrian Observer
August 29, 2014
The most visible example of the Palestinian tragedy in Syria is the destruction of the camps
The most visible example of the Palestinian tragedy in Syria is the destruction of the camps
Many regime supporters expressed the idea that they are being used as fuel for a useless war
Hashish farmers pay factions protection money
Until we learn to embrace the true meaning of citizenship, dictatorships and extremism will prevail
Syrians will not benefit form any U.S. action unless the opposition unites
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Moallem says terrorism can only be combated through perseverance, comprehensiveness, and the efforts of all countries
Turkey's wideely read newspaper Hurriyet reported Monday that hundreds of Istanbul residents angered by the presence of Syrian refugees clashed with police early Aug. 25
Turkish officials roll up sleeves aganist the xenophobia toward 1.128 million Syrian refugees as the biometric registration of 740,000 Syrians is finalized
The opposition’s discourse is confused, and sometimes gives the wrong impression. Often it is even contradictory to the extent that the listener is unable to recognize the objective of the discourse
Laws are not enough; there must be a fundamental change in the religious culture that glorifies death and martyrdom for the sake of God
