Siege Explains Extremism in Syria
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
November 11, 2013
Let down by the international community, Syrians had to rely on extremist groups for help
Let down by the international community, Syrians had to rely on extremist groups for help
There are fears of the spread of polio cases if the siege lasts for a longer time and the access of vaccines are not allowed
Amid continuous shelling and death, residents highlight their plight
Everyday people trying to get to work and university are the most affected
The charity is named after a well known activist who was killed by regime forces
Police source says fire caused by electrical short circuit
”We knew it was a trick—we always talk about the achievements of the Free Syrian Army in a low voice”
Brahimi and Abdulazim discussed the Geneva II conference
Haidar was travelling between Damascus and Homs
Shaaban said work was needed to address a culture crisis
The Water Corporation is working on an emergency supply plan for Damascus
A plane carrying 35 former prisoners was headed for Adana in Turkey Wednesday
Abu Wael, a paramedic from the town of Zamlka, says he chose the colour yellow for these masks because it reminds children of the cartoon character Sponge Bob
The statement said that the formation of the divisions came in response to the massacres carried out by the tyrant Bashar
Jabhat al-Nusra will be part of the state if it is Islamic, but we will not impose “our point of view”
The chemical weapon issue is just one side of the equation: One side ensures the safety and security of what the traitor regime used to disingenuously call the “enemy,”
The Syrian activists congratulate the “Lebanese people for the death of General Jameh”
The Assad regime has infringed every international norm and convention during the past two and a half years. It has arrested, tortured, and killed peaceful protesters
The defense minister conveyed the pride of President Bashar al-Assad for the soldiers’ heroic deeds in the war against the vicious conspiracy
The Imam emphasized the necessity of deepening the young generations’ belief in God to remove the misunderstanding left by scenes of terrorism
