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KlaraKlartext: 2013 Peace ? Free Syria ! is out! http://t.co/cR5zz7Si5O ▸ Top stories today via @hopyy0912 @SyriaReporters @tweets4peace
3 hours ago
NuffSilence: Aleppo is suffering a liquor crisis. No import. Poorly made moonshine. 100s suffered alcohol poisoning in 2 days. 10 of them died. #Syria
5 hours ago
NuffSilence: Very good initiative: a training course for medics on first aid and treating "war injuries" in the town of Atareb http://t.co/eD1bFowa2e
6 hours ago
NuffSilence: 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.
7 hours ago
Ugariti_Homsi: Another desperate try by Nastallah to justify involving his party in the fight in #Syria. #Qusair
8 hours ago
NuffSilence: However, his story & the gruesome way in which he was tortured and killed came out today two years ago. RIP hero. #Syria
9 hours ago
NuffSilence: Hamza al-Khatib wasn't martyred on the 25th of may, but on the 30th of April. #Syria #Daraa
9 hours ago
Tag Archives: Bashar Al-Assad
Syria’s Alawites call on Bashar al-Assad to be tougher
By: Adrian Blomfield Over the course of Syria’s 15-month uprising President Bashar al-Assad has been accused of many things. Being too soft on his opponents was not one of them. But as the corpse of a fighter was buried in … Continue reading
Is Russia abandoning Syria’s Assad?
Moscow says it would accept Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s resignation, if that’s what Syrians want, but Russia might just be thinking of its own interests Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said his country will continue to block any effort at the United Nations to force Syrian President … Continue reading
Syria’s Alawites call on Bashar al-Assad to be tougher
By: Adrian Blomfield Over the course of Syria’s 15-month uprising President Bashar al-Assad has been accused of many things. Being too soft on his opponents was not one of them. But as the corpse of a fighter was buried in … Continue reading
Assad’s Response to Syria Unrest Leaves His Own Sect Divided
By: Neil MacFarquhar BEIRUT, Lebanon — After Jaber Abboud, a baker from Baniyas, Syria, first lashed out publicly at President Bashar al-Assad for failing to promote real change, his neighbors ignored it. But Mr. Abboud and most of his community … Continue reading
Syria Crisis: Women And Children ‘Among Fatalities In Deadly Deraa Shelling’
By: Sara C Nelson Syrian army troops have killed at least 17 people in the southern town of Deraa, among them women and children, activists say. According to the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Government tanks began bombarding the … Continue reading
Smell of “burnt flesh” in Syria town as 17 dead in Deraa
The UN observers have felt a “strong odor of burnt flesh” and saw blood on Friday at the scene of the massacre in Al-Koubeir in Syria, where escalating violence has prompted the West to work on new United Nations sanctions … Continue reading
Shelling in Syria’s Deraa kills 17, say activists
Seventeen people, including 10 women, were killed overnight by shelling in the southern Syrian town of Deraa, where the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad erupted 15 months ago, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. The group, which monitors violence … Continue reading
Assad regime has lost humanity
By: Martin Chulov The Syrian regime has “lost its fundamental humanity” and no longer has any legitimacy, Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, said on Thursday as he described a massacre of around 90 villagers as “shocking and sickening” and … Continue reading


