Damascus By Night, Behind the Firing Lines
Damas Post (Independent Syrian newspaper)
November 5, 2013
Quiet determination to continue with life between battle zones
Quiet determination to continue with life between battle zones
The demands have been delivered to the Arab League
Foreign Minister says rebels targeting humanitarian relief
Border crossings remain a key strategic resource for rebel groups, but Syria’s neighbors are growing increasingly concerned about Islamist groups taking control of checkpoints
Reports suggest U.S. has been unable to stop Gulf money reaching extremists
Fatah calls on all Palestinian factions to adhere to policy of non-interference in Syria
Damascus Bureau surveyed the opinions of political activists and members of opposition parties in Damascus on their views on a political solution in Syria
Librahimi’s efforts in Iraq in the middle of last decade and in Afghanistan did not shift away from this approach, and the results in Iraq and Lebanon are there for all to see
Former Coaliton spokesman Walid al-Bounni writes for The Syrian Observer on the significance of the five ‘No’s which were raised by the coalition President
Movement says political solution is the only way to end violence
One battalion announced its defection from Tawhid
More fighting in Syria means more victories for the Syrian regime and ISIS and its partners in the North
Shehadeh applied for asylum after visiting Europe for preparatory meetings for the Geneva conference
Veteran dissident argues America’s interests are served in perpetuating the crisis
A two-day conference of Syrian and Iranian intellectuals was held in Damascus
The FPF accused Abu Musaab of booby-trapping a school under the control of the PYD, and clashes between the two sides continued for two days
Syrian detainee Mazen Hamada was subjected to the harshest types of torture in detention under the regime of Bashar Assad
Economist analyst Adnan Abdulrazzak writes for The Syrian Observer on the regime’s efforts to show that Syria is capable to control its economic difficulties
Hussein said his group rejected a proposal to join the Syrian National Coalition delegation
The powerful opposition group’s statement comes on Sunday as fighting rages on near the border with neighboring Iraq and in the central city of Homs
