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tweets4peace: Mum says "they beat him I screamed stop he's a child, then shot him. I saw his blood flow across road" "he's a child"(previous tweet) #Syria
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tweets4peace: His dad says "my son said: 'even if Muhamad came down I won't give anything on credit' - they beat & shot him. Child"(previous tweet) #Syria
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tweets4peace: Parts from video include the mum saying "way they killed him you'd think they caught someone from Hezbollah group" (previous tweet) #Syria
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YallaSouriya: NuffSilence Media activist M Zain martyred in Aleppo... http://t.co/TcuU9uNbFT
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YallaSouriya: NuffSilence Orient TV report about Maaret Nu'man #Idlib... http://t.co/HDAqQvWoUQ
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NuffSilence: IS THERE ANY MORE OBVIOUS CASE OF SECTARIAN CLEANSING ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD THAN WHAT HAPPENED IN QUSAIR?
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NuffSilence: Orient TV report about Maaret Nu'man #Idlib http://t.co/kCJdVEXPgG cc @SyrianSmurf #Syria
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NuffSilence: #FSA managed to sieze a few tanks in Mennigh airport http://t.co/aRqty9FOMr #Syria
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Tag Archives: intervention
Analysis: Why Britain could intervene in Syria
By: Con Coughlin The deepening humanitarian crisis on Turkey’s border with Syria, together with fears that the Syrian conflict is threatening to destabilise other parts of the region, are the factors that are driving the Government’s determination to adopt a … Continue reading
It’s Time to Act in Syria
By: Mark Natz The conflict in Syria now appears to be in stalemate; the Assad regime is unable to repress its opponents, but the Syrian opposition is also unable to overthrow the Assad regime. The conflict, then, rages on with … Continue reading
Editorial: What Americans would do for Syria
By: Dina Smeltz With the fighting in Syria escalating into Damascus, there is still no consensus among U.N. Security Council members to push for sanctions or military intervention (as they did for Libya). But the results of a new survey … Continue reading
Polls reveal Turks against military intervention in Syria
Two opinion polls carried out separately by research companies suggest that Turks are strongly opposed to a possible military intervention in Syria by Turkey or the international community. The results of the polls were published in the Star daily on … 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
UK: Use of force in Syria can’t be ruled out
LONDON — Britain’s foreign secretary says the U.K. won’t rule out the use of an international military intervention in Syria to end the violence there. Hague told lawmakers on Monday that Britain was focused on diplomatic efforts, but would “not … Continue reading
Back to the Future of Intervention With Syria
By: Richard Chew Fitting a description as this may be for the current state of Syria, it is in fact the story of an older uprising. Between 1976 and 1982, the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood led a Sunni resistance to Hafez … Continue reading
Editorial: Balkan lessons for Syria?
By: Aijaz Zaka Syed Syria increasingly resembles Dante’s Inferno with its trapped people desperately crying out for help. The massacre on May 25 in Al Houla of 108 people, including 49 women and 32 children, most of them under 10, … Continue reading
Russia ‘still opposes Syria intervention’
Russia will continue to oppose attempts by the UN Security Council to sanction military intervention in Syria, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says. Mr Lavrov also repeated calls for an international conference to implement the peace plan drawn up by UN … Continue reading


