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7 hours ago
Aleppo is suffering a liquor crisis. No import. Poorly made moonshine. 100s suffered alcohol poisoning in 2 days. 10 of them died. #Syria
9 hours ago Very good initiative: a training course for medics on first aid and treating "war injuries" in the town of Atareb http://t.co/eD1bFowa2e
9 hours ago Please. Nasrallah's is not a speech that you take seriously and analyze strategically. Nasrallah's is a speech that you mock and laugh it.
10 hours ago
Another desperate try by Nastallah to justify involving his party in the fight in #Syria. #Qusair
12 hours ago However, his story & the gruesome way in which he was tortured and killed came out today two years ago. RIP hero. #Syria
12 hours ago Hamza al-Khatib wasn't martyred on the 25th of may, but on the 30th of April. #Syria #Daraa
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Daily Archives: February 24, 2012
Turkish journalists protest killings of reporters in Syria
Journalists from various associations gathered in Ankara on Friday to protest the killing of journalists in neighboring Syria. A group of journalists from the Turkey’s Photojournalists Association (TFMD), Turkey’s News Cameramen Association (THKD) and the Diplomacy Reporters Association (DMD) convened … Continue reading
Syria Crisis: Government Forces Destroy ‘Inch By Inch’
By: Brian Murphy and Zeina Karam BEIRUT — Medics stitch wounds with thread used for clothing. Hungry residents risk Syrian government sniper fire or shelling to hunt for dwindling supplies of bread and canned food on the streets of the … Continue reading
Saudi delegation pulls out of ‘Friends of Syrian People’ in Tunis citing ‘inactivity’
The Saudi delegation withdrew from the “Friends of the Syrian People” meeting in Tunis over what it saw as the gathering’s “inactivity”, Al Arabiya reported. Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal left the meeting after saying in a speech that … Continue reading
Obama on Assad: ‘It is time for that regime to move on’
By: Olivier Knox President Barack Obama vowed Friday to “look for every tool available” to stop Syria’s deadly crackdown on opposition to President Bashar al-Assad’s regime. “It is important that we not be bystanders during these extraordinary events,” he said … Continue reading
Evacuations in Syria as diplomatic pressure mounts
By: Lin Noueihed and John Irish The first wounded and sick women trapped in the most embattled district of the Syrian city of Homs have been evacuated, and talks were held to evacuate more on Saturday, while pressure mounted on President … Continue reading
Red Cross begins Homs evacuations
By: David Blair and Adrian Blomfield Syrian forces had sealed off the Baba Amr area, which has been under intense bombardment for 21 consecutive days. By agreement with the authorities, three ambulances from the Red Crescent were able to enter … Continue reading
‘I think I will die,’ man in Syria’s besieged city of Homs says — then the line goes dead
A resident of the besieged Syrian city of Homs said on Friday that Syria needs safe corridors for the transport of food, water and medical supplies. “I’m so hungry,” Abu Bakr told NBC News. The Syrian resident said he feared … Continue reading
Saudi Arabia backs arming Syrian opposition
By: Martin Chulov and Matthew Weaver Saudi Arabia has backed the arming of Syria’s opposition guerrilla army in remarks that could signal an intervention by the Sunni Muslim superpower in the Assad regime’s crackdown against the uprising. The Saudi foreign … Continue reading
Clinton says Syria has blood on its hands
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the Syrian regime will have “more blood on its hands” if it doesn’t immediately comply with ceasefire demands being issued by a group of 70 Western and Arab nations. In opening remarks … Continue reading
Syria and the risks of covering conflicts
Lyse Doucet BBC Most journalists don’t go to war planning to die. But with each year that passes there seems to be more to think about, at moments even to worry. Every death of a close colleague gives pause for … Continue reading
