Funds Flow to Al-Qaeda in Syria
Syria Times (Pro-government newspaper)
November 4, 2013
Reports suggest U.S. has been unable to stop Gulf money reaching extremists
Reports suggest U.S. has been unable to stop Gulf money reaching extremists
Zoubi suggests the international envoy is acting outside his mandate
President Assad has been “guiding Librahimi to where and how to work for important steps and measures”
The Free Syrian Army held two days of meetings on expansion amid widespread dissent
A two-day conference of Syrian and Iranian intellectuals was held in Damascus
Since domestic consumption is increasing (258,000 barrels per day in early 2011), Syria was forced to import some petroleum products
As usual, the regime will not let people enjoy happy events, such as the release of Tal
Johnny Abo writes for The Syrian Observer about a former young Syrian female prisoner who spoke out her hopes and expectations
Although there are 11 hospitals in Southern idlib, there are only 40 doctors for a population of about 400,000 people
Dozens of women are still being held in Syrian prisons
Hundreds of true stories are quickly making Syria the number one market for organ sales.
Those who want to go to Geneva are linking the conference’s fate to the position that will be adopted by the United States, as though they were wishful to test this position once again
No detainees have been received by the Turkish authorities from the Assad regime, as was agreed with the mediators
In this report, VDC in Syria talks about two attacks “with incendiary weapons” that took place in less than a month
Kerry’s high and excessive doses of Saudi, Turkish and Qatari lamentations and perhaps petrodollars made him lose his reasoning, and posture as secretary for a powerful country like the USA
The significance of the aggressive Turkish stance against extremist Islamist groups is that it corrects inaccurate views in both Syria and Turkey
25 thousand homeless Syrians in Gaziantep, many of whom have found no place of residence except for the city’sabundantly scattered parks
He said it jokingly but it could happen soon. Assad: I should have won the Nobel Peace Prize
The Russian and American positions would not survive even the most cursory examination
FSA’s chief of staff, General Salim Idris, admitted to a “lack of material resources necessary to create a unified body”
