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
The Islamic Front fighters had stormed Adra last year and kidnapped thousands of officers with their families
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”
Iran supports the confrontation against terrorists
The sheikh appears to have lost touch with reality
Habbash Says communication must be established between all sides
International Institutions Confirm Increasingly Frequent War Crimes in Syria, while the United Nations Limits Itself to Humanitarian Measures that Will Not End the War
Forms have been distributed to schools and universities
Hamzah Yassine was killed while performing his “jihadist duty defending Holy sites.”
Will we as Syrians, the people and state, continue to be?
Laham said that the position of some Arab and Islamic countries are similar to those of western countries which support Israel
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
There were not too many differences between the speeches of Baghdadi and Assad
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
The fighters responded to a call from PKK which is outlawed in Turkey and has branches in Iran, Iraq and Syria
The tale never ends with rape; it continues with society’s punishment, which is rarely more merciful than the violent crime itself, as if the woman had a say in what had befallen her
