Abduljaber al-Uqaidi: Victories Are Coming To Aleppo
Al-Arabi al-Jadid
April 11, 2014
Former commander of the Military Council in Aleppo says the battle for Latakia is the primary battle in Syria
Former commander of the Military Council in Aleppo says the battle for Latakia is the primary battle in Syria
There are fears the camp has been infiltrated by agents working for the Syrian regime
After receiving the insult, Zoubi tried to submit his resignation
Assad talks about need to bolster relations between party leaderships and bases
The motives for the attack were not known and no one immediately claimed responsibility for the killing
Maarouf was responding to an article published in The Independent
Bassam Saab delivered a speech at a meeting of the branch, criticizing the media discourse of the regime, the practices of security forces and the inheritance of power
Jamous said as the legal representation of all Syrians, the Coalition must be protected
Mikdad says the U.N. can’t be trusted to uphold international law
Assad family reportedly offered $1 million to FSA to stop battles in Qardaha
Journalist Firas Choufi drives through the province of Daraa, where the revolution broke out 3 years ago
Jaafari expressed Syria’s readiness to take part in the upcoming rounds of talks
Jaafari says Syrian authorities intercepted phone calls between rebels planning the attack
Activists circulated other lies regarding impossible feats for the rebels
The situation along the coast has a dense Alawite population and the large number of people from other religious communities who have fled their homes
The activist group said on Tuesday it had documented 150,344 deaths in the conflict that started with peaceful protesters demanding the ousting of President Bashar Assad’s government
With Syria’s rebels nearing the strategic costal city of Latakia, the heartland of President Bashar Al-Assad’s Alawite sect, a major change in the Syrian war could be near. But what is clear is that for the fighters, nothing will ever be the same
The number of people suffering from permanent disability is unknown
The economic impact of the arrival of Syrian refugees has been greater than what the Turkish government predicted. Prices have increased in the country, especially in border cities
Displaced urged to return home from camps and abroad
