New York Magazine | Did the Obama Administration Mislead the Public on Syria? New York Magazine The London Review of Books has published a long piece by Seymour Hersh claiming that the Obama administration failed to acknowledge that a Syrian rebel group was capable of making chemical weapons and could have been responsible for the August ... New Yorker, Washington Post Passed On Seymour Hersh Syria Report Seymour Hersh Alleges Obama Administration Lied on Syria Gas Attack Hersh: Obama administration lied about gas attack in Syria |
UN News Centre | Syria: Senior UN officials strongly condemn attacks on health personnel ... UN News Centre 7 December 2013 – Healthcare workers in Syria must be protected, senior United Nations humanitarian officials have said issuing a fresh call for the protection of medical facilities and for safe access to medicines, vaccines and other vital ... UN Humanitarian chiefs strongly condemn attacks on medical personnel and ... |
Al-Arabiya | What to do about Syria Los Angeles Times A statement by a United Nations official that war crimes in Syria can be attributed to "the highest level of government, including the head of state," has renewed the debate over whether, when and how the United States should intervene in crises abroad. Syrian Troops Seize Control of Strategic Highway Syria regime forces advance in Lebanon border region Fierce clashes in key Syria border town |
Daily Beast | How the USA Lost Its Syrian Allies Daily Beast In turn, the Obama administration has begun reaching out to Syrian rebels who espouse an Islamist agenda and draw support from American allies in the region like Saudi Arabia as opposed to the United States directly. Peace talks scheduled for next ... Syrian opposition head fears US-Iran thaw could benefit Assad Syria opposition says final decision on peace talks mid-December Syrian opposition to decide on Geneva 2 soon: SNC |
Jihadis Offered Rehab as Saudis Seek to Avert Syria War Blowback Bloomberg After a month in Saudi Arabia's rehabilitation center for would-be jihadis, Bader al-Anazi says he's still angry at the killing of Sunni Muslims in Syria. He just doesn't feel driven to join the war himself. “I had a very radical ideology, I saw what ... Saudi jihadists flow into Syria |
Press TV | Syria chem arms transport can be delayed: OPCW Press TV The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) says the transportation of Syria's chemical arms out of the country can be delayed by a few days due to technical problems. A plan outlined earlier this month by to rid Syria of its ... Watchdog warns of delay in moving Syria chemical weapons Kerry says US, Russia working on scrapping Syria chemical weapons Preparations in 'full swing' for removing Syria's chemical agents, says OPCW ... |
Sydney 'jihadist' defends Syria lectures NEWS.com.au (blog) A WESTERN Sydney man whose passport was cancelled over concerns he had a "jihadi mentality" says he did make videos about the war in Syria, but they weren't intended to incite violence. Abu Bakr, a Bankstown labourer, is among 20 Sydney men whose ... |
Al-Qaeda says it shot down Syria drone Aljazeera.com Print Article. Share article. Send Feedback. Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaeda's local branch in Syria, has sent Al Jazeera exclusive footage of what it said was a drone it shot down while it was flying over Aleppo, saying it was the first operation of its ... |
Aljazeera.com | Iraqi cameraman executed in Syria Aljazeera.com Fighters linked to al-Qaeda have kidnapped and executed an Iraqi freelance cameraman working in northern Syria, the first foreign journalist killed by fighters in the rebel-held north, according to a press freedom watchdog. The Paris-based Reporters ... Syria's 'bride of the revolution' mourns freedom in al Qaeda's grip Spies, beheadings allowing al-Qaeda to hold territory in Syria Insight - Beheadings and spies help al Qaeda gain ground in Syria |
The Independent | Syria's moderate rebel groups launch 'soft power' plan to beat Islamists The Independent In a bid to counter the growing influence in Syria of militant groups linked to al-Qa'ida, moderate rebels are launching a campaign to win the hearts and minds of civilians living in opposition-held areas. Mimicking tactics used by the Islamic State of ... |