Assad Commander Threatens to Wipe Out Dumir
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
December 17, 2013
Some locals blame the Islamic Army for breaking the two-year truce between rebels and regime army
Some locals blame the Islamic Army for breaking the two-year truce between rebels and regime army
Zaitouneh had previously received a “direct threat” that she described as coming from unknown sources
The Damascus Declaration has proposed a roadmap for an integrated political solution in Syria to move to a civilian, democratic and pluralistic system. The following is the outline of the roadmap
Zeithouneh was kidnapped at her offices along with three colleagues
The absence of animal feed has led many people to slaughter their animals
The Syrian Journalists Association documented the deaths of 9 media workers in November alone
Maloula orphans have also been evacuated
Sednaya mother superior says nuns are comfortable in Yabroud
The blast occurred near the National Security office
State news agency says terrorists are using chemical weapons
Hariri had posted a message on his Facebook addressed to security members
Nibal Zeitouneh was teaching in Jaramana
The unique geography, sectarian makeup and military status of the city make the situation precarious
Damascene Kurds migrated in larger numbers during the period of Ottoman rule, traveling with pilgrimage caravans coming from southern Turkey
Sabra calls on the political blocs “to focus on the material and tangible gains and military operations to ensure tightening the noose on the regime’s forces”
The recapture paves the way for military and humanitarian supplies between Damascus, Ghouta and the south of the country
Army tells SANA they eliminated terror cells
Mouadamiyah has been under government siege for over a year
Education came to a halt in the city when opposition forces took over some of the schools as military bases, while others became shelter for thousands of refugees
Abu Muhjin al-Omani was originally from Oman
