Reasons Behind the Withdrawal From Kassab
All4Syria (Opposition website)a
June 18, 2014
Statement says some battles are won and some are lost
Statement says some battles are won and some are lost
Leaflets were distributed in the city encouraging people to sign up
Former spokesman calls for Syrians to find common ground
An Al-Ahad TV reporter Moataz Jamil Hassan was badly injured. Based in Diyala, Al-Ahad TV is linked to the Shiite Islamist group Kutla Asaib Ahl Al-Haq
The exchange deal for a family from Eastern Ghouta was exceptional
Despite what his supporters gave Daheek, he failed to complete his promised operation
Captain Rudein Ali Issa was an NDF leader in the Damascus Southern Front
The Council stressed the need to refrain the actions that increase the tensions
Possibilities include Riyad Hijab, Hadi Bahra, Michael Kilo and Bader Jamous
Rebels declared the liberation of the strategic fort, in a blow to Assad’s army
Leaders of several military fronts and councils operating under the Chief-of-Staff of the Syrian Free Army announced their resignation on Saturday. In a statement,
Younes said the decree is an opportunity for inmates to go back to their normal life
Lukashenko expressed confidence that Syria will eliminate the current crisis
Power is often out for up to 16 hours a day
This is the outcome of the West’s bon-pour-l’Orient approach to politics in the region, dividing political power between ethnic and/or religious groups
The battle in Iraq could stretch the forces fighting the militants in Syria
Both countries expressed a desire to enhance cooperation
This year, it seems Syrians will not be able to watch World Cup matches from their homes. Some may even say that tensions between Damascus and Doha have spilled over to sports, with Qatar’s beIN SPORTS holding the exclusive rights to broadcast the games in the region
Assad’s Mufti claims that the “admirable success” of the Islamic Republic in Iran was due to “Imam” Khomeini and, after him, “Imam” Khamenei
The year 2006 was a turning point on the jihadi scene. In June of that year, one of the most prominent leaders of global “jihad”, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi (Ahmad Fadel al-Khalayleh), was killed
