Syria: One Year Later
Matthew Timmerman, Syria Relief and Developme
August 27, 2014
A column in honor of the one-year anniversary of Syria’s chemical attack
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A column in honor of the one-year anniversary of Syria’s chemical attack
The case of Palestinians differs from all other cases, because the Palestinians lost their native country, Palestine
Minister sas Syria will spare no effort to combat terrorism
Nasrallah polishes the image of the Assad regime and went as far as saying that the ideology of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria had been taught in Gulf schools for many years
An interview with Hassan Nasrallah on the ongoing conflict in Syria and the characteristics of Hezbollah
Attar was speaking at an exhibition on Palestine in Damascus
Assad cannot come out to talk about “resistance” or “steadfastness,” particularly after Israel carried out airstrikes on Syrian territory without Assad responding
Jaafari questioned the double standards adopted by the General Assembly
Mikdad confirmed Syria’s stance in support of the Palestinian cause
Why has IS maintained its distance from the events in Palestine? Are the people of Gaza not Muslims after all?
Mikdad also criticized the position of some Arab countries which he said have conspired against Syria
Laham said that the position of some Arab and Islamic countries are similar to those of western countries which support Israel
Palestinian delegation members expressed pride on behalf of the Palestinian people in Syria’s principled position towards their cause
Bashar al-Assad was sworn on Wednesday before the members of the People’s Assembly. Below is the full text of the speech as translated by SANA
With the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip in its eighth day, the number of Palestinian casualties has now exceeded 190
Statement says Syria is committed to the cause of the people in the occupied lands in Palestine and Golan
The Syrian reality is no longer interesting for the international public who have found in the World Cup an escape from the daily concerns
The number of recruits, especially from Egypt and Palestine, increased significantly following the threat of US air strikes on Syria in September 2013
Until last week, food aid had not been delivered to the camp since September 2013
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to American CBS news. Following is the full text of the interview.
