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9 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
12 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
12 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.
13 hours ago
Another desperate try by Nastallah to justify involving his party in the fight in #Syria. #Qusair
15 hours ago However, his story & the gruesome way in which he was tortured and killed came out today two years ago. RIP hero. #Syria
15 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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Tag Archives: UN Security Council
Tunis meeting to step up pressure on Syria
By: Cecile Feuillatre Arab and Western powers will gather with the Syrian opposition in Tunisia tomorrow for a meeting aimed at boosting international efforts to end the increasingly bloody crisis in Syria. The “Friends of Syria” conference will gather top … Continue reading
UNSC to discuss Syria crisis after Tunis Conference
British Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant on Wednesday said the Security Council will revisit the situation in Syria in the near future, after the ‘Friends of Syria’ meeting in Tunis this Friday. “We are very disappointed that the Council has twice … Continue reading
Lebanon won’t attend ‘Friends of Syria’
By: Hussein Dakroub BEIRUT – In compliance with its disassociation policy, Lebanon will not attend the “Friends of Syria” conference due to be held in Tunisia this week, Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour said Tuesday. Mansour made the announcement after meeting … Continue reading
Bloody Syria
Syrian President Brasher al-Assad’s bloody and murderous crackdown on the uprising of his own people has the United Nations upset. The UN General Assembly voted to approve a resolution condemning his actions. A resolution? Yeah, that should take care of … Continue reading
Islamic al-Azhar calls for bold Arab action on Syria
By: Dina Zayed and Ahmed Tolba CAIRO – The head of Egypt’s influential seat of Islamic learning, al-Azhar, called on Tuesday for bold Arab action to stop the Syrian government’s “hellish killing machine” while scolding China and Russia for blocking … Continue reading
U.N. rights chief slams Syria at general assembly
By: Rick Gladstone and Neil MacFarquhar The top U.N. human rights official castigated Syria’s leaders Monday, accusing them of intensifying their deadly repression of the political opposition with indiscriminate brutality and “overwhelming force” after the Security Council’s effort to reach … Continue reading
Syria ‘emboldened by UN inaction’
The failure of the UN security council to take action has emboldened Syria to make an “all out assault” on opponents, the UN’s human rights chief says. Navi Pillay told the UN the lack of agreement encouraged Damascus to use … Continue reading
Syria launched “indiscriminate attack” on civilians: U.N.
The failure of the U.N. Security Council to pass a resolution on Syria has encouraged Damascus to step up its assault on the opposition and launch an “indiscriminate attack” on Homs, the U.N. human rights chief said on Monday. “The failure of … Continue reading
Arabs to end Syrian mission, seek U.N. force: draft
By Yasmine Saleh and Ayman Samir Arabs will end their observer mission to Syria and will ask the U.N. Security Council to send an international peacekeeping force to end the bloodshed there, according to a draft resolution obtained by Reuters on Sunday. … Continue reading
On Syria, go back to the United Nations
By: Salman Shaikh The shock of Russia and China’s joint veto of a watered down United Nations resolution seeking to halt the violence in Syria and start a political transition has left many asking what to do next. Failure to … Continue reading
