Since the Nasib border crossing reopened, over 150,000 Syrians have left Jordan, including over 30,000 who held refugee status reports Alsouria Net.
An attack in the de-escalation zone, east of Homs province, has been repelled by Maghaweir al-Thowra, killing a dozen regime soldiers reports Zaman Al Wasl.
According to Action Group For Palestinians Of Syria, thousands of activists have been killed and countless hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies have been targeted.
Following the capture of Khan Sheikhoun by regime forces, rebels are fighting back in the hilltops of Lattakia reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Displaced Syrian families have returned from the al-Azraq refugee camps in Jordan via the Nassib border crossing reports SANA.
Control of the city of Moadamyet al-Sham has been shifted from the Fourth Division to Military Security, with the Fourth Division withdrawing from all checkpoints reports Al-Modon.
The Syrian National Coalition has condemned the racist attitudes of Lebanese society and the increasingly hostile environment for Syrian refugees.
Residents of the capital’s southern suburbs have complained about being blocked from returning to their homes and the lack of basic infrastructure writes Zaman Al Wasl.
As more people have fled the country, elderly people are being left behind, but with limited services, many are forced to beg on the streets writes Al-Watan.
The Lebanese army plans to dismantle a number of concrete structures housing refugees, which is set to affect 1,008 families reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Over the past eight years of war, Ramadan and the way that Syrian society views Ramadan has changed, with some openly not observing the fasting writes Salon Syria.
The Lebanese authorities arrested three of the Syrians who were found after their boat sank, but the whereabouts of the other five is unknown reports Anadolu News Agency.
Using Law No. 10, Assad has received offers to rebuild destroyed homes in the Damascus suburb of Darayya, but many see this as opportunity for a land grab writes Zaman Al Wasl.
State oppression and difficult living conditions has forced hundreds of Syrian refugees in Lebanon to return to their homes, although the fate that awaits them is unknown reports Hurriya Press.
Since the Nasib border crossing reopened, Syrians refugees living in Jordan have used the crossing to return home reports SANA.
Syrian refugees living in Lebanon have been slow to return home, with some claiming that they have been pressured into returning, regardless of whether it is safe reports Al-Modon.
After he was denied entry to the building and a meeting with a UN official in Tripoli, the Syrian refugee set himself on fire in protest reports Alsouria Net.
The family moved to Canada in 2017 and were well liked within the community reports Asharq al-Awsat.
Syrians living in Jordan cited the ongoing security issues and the threat of conscription as the main reasons they did not want to return to Syria reports Alsouria Net.
A group of writers, journalists and politicians have shown their solidarity with Walid Jumblatt and praised his stance on Syria writes The Syrian Observer.
