ISIS Negotiates With Rebels in Eastern Ghouta
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
June 30, 2014
ISIS has retreated slightly in Eastern Ghouta in response to a statement made by Ghouta’s Unified Judicial Body
ISIS has retreated slightly in Eastern Ghouta in response to a statement made by Ghouta’s Unified Judicial Body
An incident at Souq Al Hal has deepened the confrontation between ISIS and the Army of Islam
Otaibi is a mysterious leader involved in the ISIS branch operating in Eastern Ghouta
Alma Shahhod dedicated her life to relief for the Syrian people
Source says the decrees will include a major expansion on the theme of reconciliation in the hot cities and towns
Al-Nusra Front fighters come at the very top because they receive a lot of money from their organization allowing them to buy goods at exorbitant prices in the flashpoint areas of the Damascus countryside
Ten rebel councils signed a statement saying no truce was agreed
Fleitani had stood out against the Assad regime, against injustice and tyranny, for decades, since Hafez Assad came to power
Speculation that the general was assassinated
Abu Bahr chose to leave the coastal city of Jableh to fight with rebels in Homs
The campaign describes the election as a “mockery”
The latest campaign by the Syrian regime has been particularly destructive
People in towns and villages far from the front lines say there is no need for large numbers of fully-armed fighters to remain in their areas
One doctor says that 26 cases, including children, have arrived at a treatment center in Douma
An interview with “father of the martyrs”
Funding for basic food comes from personal donations from the people of Sweida and Syrians overseas
20 fighters were killed in the last attempt to lift the siege a week ago
Regime forces launched a raid on the “oil market” in the north east of the country and clashes persist around Damascus
The strikes hit a crowded market packed with mostly women and children
There is resentment after nuns were released after being held by the opposition, but not Assad’s own officers
