Parents’ Dilemma as Idleb Schools Targeted
Damascus Bureau
December 8, 2014
Shelling by regime forces puts pupils at risk but there’s a reluctance to delay children’s education any longer
Shelling by regime forces puts pupils at risk but there’s a reluctance to delay children’s education any longer
ISIS does not accept the accession of Nusra fighters unless it recognizes their loyalty and obedience
Regime media seized the opportunity to prove the mercy of the regime, presenting it as their savior
Syrians have no alternative but to purchase fuel from ISIS
The driver was unhurt
Water supply is being used as a political tool
More than 100 Syrian opposition military factions form the Revolutionary Command Council
As Halki opened conference on protection of women and children, airstrikes killed dozens in his own birthplace
Conference organized by Government centered on issues related to protection of women and children in wartime
Warlords and crisis traders have no interest in reaching settlements between the regime and the opposition forces
Water supply returned to Damascus after three days of a complete cut at Wadi Barada
The man’s mother is now forced to look after his two young children, but lives in fear
Fighting is now expected to resume
Residents say that they were treated well when they crossed the checkpoint
Merger comes a few weeks after the Syrian Revolutionary Front was defeated by the Nusra Front in Idleb province
Flights will run every Sunday and Friday to transport Iraqi people who desire to visit the holy places in Syria
Water sources feeding Damascus city will be back in service after breaking down on Friday
Areas where the army had restored security and stability will be the first priorities
Hassakeh residents are forced to travel to Damascus or other provinces in order to get the treatment
Brigadier Muhsen Said Hussein was the head of one of the most well-trained units which contributed to many influential battles in Homs and Lattakia
