Jihadist Leader Says Recent Charter of Honour a “Working Map”
All4Syria (Opposition website)
June 6, 2014
Mohammed Abdul Qader Bakkour dismisses presidential election as “farce”
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Mohammed Abdul Qader Bakkour dismisses presidential election as “farce”
Ten rebel councils signed a statement saying no truce was agreed
The family in such cases would make sure to underline words like “doctor” and “young” just to give implicit reminders of their painful loss and the criminal deeds of the regime
Witnesses express surprise at seeing their names on banners of support
The new radio is called “Zenobia”
Rallies and events held in almost every province
Marches held in Damascus, Homs and Hama
Dima Wannous writes about the protectors of the homeland.
Haidar says reconciliation efforts have been effective in Edlib
Wiam and Ossama had never met until a few hours before the screening of “Silvered Water, Syria Self-Portrait”
Demonstrators express support for Assad and the army
Abu Bahr chose to leave the coastal city of Jableh to fight with rebels in Homs
The Syrian flag was raised in the center of the city
A Syrian opposition leader in the eastern province of Deir Ezzor has called for support for rebels battling militants from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
No wonder the Bashar Al-Assad government regarded Homs as its main—and for a while, sole—source of danger
Services and utilities are being restored in the city
Barazi says the next period will see the restoration of security to some northern areas of Homs
Governor says work is underway for the operation to include all neighborhoods of Homs and not just the Old City
The withdrawal of more than 1,000 fighters from Homs is part of a complex deal with President Bashar al-Assad’s government which also involves easing a rebel siege on two northern pro-government towns
Syria’s tourism minister has forecast a “prosperous tourist season” for the central province of Homs, being flattened
