Kfar Nabel Media Office Continues Work Despite Assassination Attempt on Director
Damascus Bureau (A civil society website)
March 12, 2014
In the last week of 2013, ISIS raided Kfar Nabel’s Media Office
In the last week of 2013, ISIS raided Kfar Nabel’s Media Office
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The report said all sects came to celebrate the occasion
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The deaths resulted from the break-down of renal function and dialysis machines
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