Assad Calls Obama 'Weak'
The Syrian Observer
September 3, 2013
The Middle East is a powder keg, and today the flame is coming very near, Assad says
The Middle East is a powder keg, and today the flame is coming very near, Assad says
Jafaari says Syria is a peaceful state that seeks peace and security in the region
A military strike on Syria might deter the Assad regime from using chemical weapons again, but it is unlikely to be a game changer in the course of the Syrian conflict
America has waged many wars, but has never been able to achieve its political objectives from any of them: Assad
Top military chiefs from western and Arab countries are meeting in Amman to discuss the situation in Syria
Hussein said that the west will not intervene militarily because it is not in Israel’s interests
Most prominent doctors and department heads, including Damascus University professors, left the country, leading to increased pressures at hospitals, which now depend on graduate students
The Syrian Jewish population was distributed between Damascus, Aleppo and Qamishli; most left after the regime lifted an emigration ban on all Jews in 1992
Khalid Saleh, the Head of Media Office of the National coalition, held his weekly press conference. Below are the transcript as distributed by the Coalition.
The newspaper reported that the bulk of arms are being directed to extremist groups
Pro government websites describe the Saudi efforts as a bribe
Abdullah al-Ahmar was meeting with the Chairman of the Russian-Syrian Friendship Association
Jarba’s visit to Qatar is expected to yield positive results
NCC asks the authorities to uncover the fate of al-Khayer
Roland Dumas says he declined an offer to take part in a plot to topple the government
U.N. envoy says report omits important developments in the Syrian Golan
Hijab and Ghalioun praise the handover of power as an example for other Arab leaders
NCC chief says exiled opposition committed to a military solution
Friends of Syria group has agreed to provide military aid to the Syrian opposition in order to redress the power balance in the country and force President Bashar Al-Assad
Religious edicts are promoting hatred and bigotry, the ministry has said in letters addressed to U.N. bodies
