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12 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
14 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
14 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.
15 hours ago
Another desperate try by Nastallah to justify involving his party in the fight in #Syria. #Qusair
17 hours ago However, his story & the gruesome way in which he was tortured and killed came out today two years ago. RIP hero. #Syria
17 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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Category Archives: Editorials
Is Turkey moving toward ‘hard power’ over Syria?
By: Mustafa Akyol Istanbul, Turkey – The downing of a Turkish jet over the Mediterranean last Friday by a Syrian missile took Turkish-Syrian tensions to a new level. Though the Turkish government did not declare war as some expected, and … Continue reading
Syria’s Escalating Violence Targets Women
By: Mehrunisa Qayyum I want to understand why the senior White House official could not explain how dealing with Syria through a variety of coordinated measures would help stabilize the Middle East region at the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) convention … Continue reading
Syria: Why Gulf States Want Regime Change
By: Prasanta Kumar Pradhan The Gulf Cooperation Council countries have their own reasons to believe that a regime change in Damascus is necessary. They do not enjoy a warm relationship with Syria; instead, they see it as a strategic ally … Continue reading
What to do with Syria?
By: Abdulhamit Bilici Just as diagnosis of a patient is of vital importance in medicine, similarly we should diagnose the crisis with Syria that was sparked after the downing of a Turkish military jet by the Baath regime in the … Continue reading
Editorial: An omen of how Syria’s conflict could spread
When the Syrians shot down a Turkish military jet at the weekend, Turkey’s government responded with commendable moderation. But the temperature rose yesterday when the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, Bulent Arinc, revealed that Syria had gone on to fire on … Continue reading
Editorial: Life in Homs
By: @BigAlBrand In here you’ll read exactly what I’ve experienced on Thursday, June 14th, 2012. I woke up at 5 AM after three hours of “sleep”, checked if there’s nearby shooting or shelling, got dressed then went out to the … Continue reading
Editorial: Obama’s foreign policy belly flop
By: Jennifer Rubin As a candidate he sneered at the Bush foreign policy, promised “smart diplomacy” and prepared to exploit his “historic” election around the globe. It didn’t work out that way. New evidence of President Obama’s utter ineffectiveness in … Continue reading
Editorial: Syria Creates Handwringing, But No Intervention
The fighting in Syria has been escalating. The U.N. peace effort is in shambles. And there’s no appetite right now for outside military intervention. The Syrian crisis is prompting renewed calls for international action, and there have been plenty of … Continue reading
Lost in a life outside Syria
By: Lauren Wolfe I met photojournalist Matilde Gattoni very recently on Facebook, which is to say we haven’t actually met in person. Even so, she’s already made an impression on me. Her work has a way of highlighting humanity—literally in … Continue reading
