Islamic Front's Conditions to Accept Political Solution
All4Syria (Independent website)
January 22, 2014
Groups confirm they will not interfere in the state after the regime’s downfall
Groups confirm they will not interfere in the state after the regime’s downfall
Assad appeared at ease, wearing a navy blue suit and smiling regularly throughout the 45-minute interview
The U.N. has sought to raise an unprecedented $6.5 billion for Syria
Official tells BBC that the allies said the group will lose credibility if they don’t attend
Ma’moun al-Ja’bari writes for The Syrian Observer about nd how the regime detroyed the economy of the Province of Latakia a while claiming to protect the minorities
The Coalition is in crisis after mass resignations
As expected, Ahmad Jarba won the presidential elections for the Syrian National Coalition with 65 votes on Friday
The opposition government defense minister calls on Arab countries to support the armed opposition
Letters to U.N. referred to deaths of civilians in Adra, at the hands of ‘terrorists’
The Wall Street Journal reported Idriss fled after Islamists took over his HQ
Haidar slammed foreign support for armed groups by Saudi, Qatar and Turkey
Information minister says Syria is targeted for its regional role
Jafaari says Saudi offered amnesty to criminals wishing to fight in Syria
Deputy Foreign and Expatriates Minister Faisal Mekdad said that the Syrian government has reservations on the participation of terrorist groups, which have been involved in
Women who have fled death and destruction in Syria should find a safe haven, not sexual abuse, in Lebanon. Government and aid agencies need to open their eyes to the sexual harassment and exploitation of these vulnerable refugees and do everything in their power to stop it
Al-Thani held a private meeting with Jarba in Doha
Tunisian youths saidv the real Jihad should be waged in Palestine
Johnny Abo writes for the Syrian Observer on the renowned Muslim cleric who faced Bashar Al-Assad in Deraa
Reports suggest U.S. has been unable to stop Gulf money reaching extremists
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
