The ISIS within
Hanin Ghaddar for Now
August 29, 2014
Until we learn to embrace the true meaning of citizenship, dictatorships and extremism will prevail
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Until we learn to embrace the true meaning of citizenship, dictatorships and extremism will prevail
National Ideological Resistance has been inspired by the slogans and symbols of Lebanon’s Hezbollah
At least five people were killed and 18 wounded Tuesday when the rebels fired mortar shells against Qamhaneh town
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
Assad uses the soldiers of his sect and left brigades under resourced to fight the Islamic State
Serious messages must be sent through the Security Council
President of the Syrian National Coalition, Hadi al-Bahra, has hailed efforts made to defuse the crisis in Arsal, home to tens of thousands of Syrian refugees
Assad cannot come out to talk about “resistance” or “steadfastness,” particularly after Israel carried out airstrikes on Syrian territory without Assad responding
Even now, the president said, the administration has difficulty finding, training and arming a sufficient cadre of secular Syrian rebels: “There’s not as much capacity as you would hope”
The six month siege was finally broken using a suicide bomber
International Institutions Confirm Increasingly Frequent War Crimes in Syria, while the United Nations Limits Itself to Humanitarian Measures that Will Not End the War
Hamzah Yassine was killed while performing his “jihadist duty defending Holy sites.”
A video which has gone viral shows a Shiite child goaded by his parents to beat a Syrian refugee child with a stick in Lebanon
Rebels have achieved progress in the northern countryside of Hama
A group affiliated to al-Nusra Front in Ersal, which includes in its ranks both Lebanese and Syrian nationals, is preparing to go to the IS-controlled Raqqa governorate
Regime troops have made rapid advances since last week in Aleppo
Government forces took control over Sheikh Najjar Industrial Zone last week
Will the Syrian state prevail and continue to be the protector of the Druze? Will the Druze be able to form their own canton in the event of the collapse of the state?
Writers, journalists, academics, artists and intellectuals warn of the depth of the gap which these religious and political movements drive our societies and peoples to
