Jamil Says Sanctions to Blame for Rising Prices
SANA (State news agency)
August 5, 2013
Jamil announces Syria now operating on a war economy
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Jamil announces Syria now operating on a war economy
Religious authorities are insisting on women veiling in Damascus Countryside
The documents show inconsistencies between the date of death and delivery of the body
The attacks followed a blast at a munitions plant that killed 40
Assad praised the army’s work, saying history will record their efforts
Unlike in previous years, this Ramadan he has been unable to afford to buy dates
After Khalidiyeh, attention now shifts to other areas in Homs
Activists believe the death is designed to send a message to Army officers considering dialogue
Group calls for protection from the opposition military forces after being targeted multiple times
Zoubi says U.S. backing of extremists transgresses international agreements
Regime targets already displaced people
Residents have their food confiscated at checkpoints
Some opposition members in Homs accuse Alawites of pushing out dozens of families from other sects, looting their shops and selling their wares in what is now known as the “Sunni Souk”
Both men and women can join the National Defense Army which is expected to have 10,000 fighters and all of them will have monthly salaries with particular uniforms
The strategy is designed to sow division between loyalist forces
Abdelke’s experiences came to life in his works, which include engravings, charcoal and canvas paintings, as well as cartoons and essays
They will be tried on charges of conspiracy, terrorism and incitement
Mohamad Darrar Jammo was head of the political and international relations division of the International Organization for Arab Immigrants
The former parliamentarian was allied with the regime for many years
Father and son among the dead
