An Israeli Perspective on Syria
Carnegie Institute
June 11, 2014
In response to the open-ended Syrian civil war and the policy dilemmas it raises, the Israeli government has essentially decided to take a backseat
In response to the open-ended Syrian civil war and the policy dilemmas it raises, the Israeli government has essentially decided to take a backseat
The Coalition believes the regime and its ally have no intention of finding a political solution
Now widely known that the State Department thought we needed to give much more help to the armed opposition in Syria
Asharq Al-Awsat speaks to Hafez Al-Assad’s former vice-president and foreign minister
the President of the Syrian Opposition Coalition says, the international community — led by the United States — must send Assad a clear message: Continued slaughter will not be tolerated, and a military victory is not possible
Rebels kill 25 regime soldiers
The Syrian president’s struggle to keep himself in power may lead to further battles with his erstwhile allies
Rebel military and political leaders deny holding secret meetings with Israeli officials
Campaign aims to show that Iranians object to their government’s policy on Syria
Previously, the FBI had put Ayoub on the list of most wanted terrorists
In a tit-for-tat move, a Syrian state television said authorities would expel Jordan’s charges d’affaires to Damascus
Mortar fire, which hit a tent where Assad supporters had gathered in the southern city of Daraa late Thursday, also wounded at least 30
The charter stems from Shariah
Ahmed was caught equipped recording devices after claiming her intention to visit the Shiite shrines in Aleppo province
Bloodied in the crucible of the struggle against US-led forces in Iraq, Iraqi militia fighters are lending their battlefield expertise to Bashar Al-Assad’s regime
The number of recruits, especially from Egypt and Palestine, increased significantly following the threat of US air strikes on Syria in September 2013
There is no evidence the White House is prepared to change its mind
Asharq Al-Awsat speaks with the president of Syria’s largest opposition group
The Baghdad International Highway provides a vital route for supplies to Bashar Assad’s forces
Activists say Hezbollah officials refused to free the hostages until eight corpses are returned
