Aljazeera.com | Sorting out the Syrian opposition Washington Post As the decisive battle for Damascus approaches, the array of Syrian opposition forces facing President Bashar al-Assad appears to share one common trait: Most of the major rebel groups have strong Islamic roots and backing from Muslim neighbors. Opposition: March deadliest month in Syrian civil war '6000 killed' in bloodiest month for Syria crisis – Tuesday 2 April March 'deadliest month' in Syria's war |
Ynetnews | Israeli troops return fire into Syria Reuters JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli tanks fired into Syria on Tuesday after shots were fired at troops in the occupied Golan Heights, a military spokeswoman said, in a further spillover of the Syrian civil war. "Shots were fired at an IDF (Israel Defence ... Mortar shell fired from Syria lands in Golan Ya'alon on Syria: When it damages our interests - we'll respond |
Israeli Tanks Respond to Shots Fired From Syrian Side New York Times JERUSALEM — The Israeli military said Tuesday night that its tanks had fired into Syria in response to shots fired from the Syrian side at an Israeli Army jeep in the Israeli-held Golan Heights, adding that the shells accurately hit the source of the ... |
Amid Syria's Atrocities, Kurds Scratch Out a Home The Atlantic In northeast Syria, Kurdish militias have carved out a zone of control independent from both the Assad regime and the Syrian rebels. The power on the ground in this area is the Syrian franchise of the PKK guerrilla organization, a militant nationalist ... |
ABC15.com (KNXV-TV) | Hearing Delayed for Man Accused in Syria Fighting ABC News A magistrate has delayed a detention hearing for an Arizona man accused of fighting alongside an al-Qaida group in Syria. Thirty-year-old Eric Harroun of Phoenix was charged last week in federal court in Alexandria with conspiring to use a weapon of ... American charged with fighting for Al-Qaeda linked group in Syria |
New Yorker (blog) | A Black Flag in Raqqa New Yorker (blog) In early March, Raqqa city, although relatively late to join the revolt against President Bashar al-Assad, became the first of Syria's fourteen provincial capitals to fall from his grip. Islamist rebels, spearheaded by Jabhat al-Nusra, the Salafi Ahrar ... |
UN News Centre | Syria: UN food agency convoys increasingly caught in conflict UN News Centre 2 April 2013 – The growing cycle of violence in Syria is preventing life-saving food aid from reaching many of the millions of vulnerable people in need, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) said today, reiterating its call on all parties to ... UN fund for Syria refugees running low Attacks prevent Syria food aid deliveries Feeding Syria: a view from the ground |
RT | Syria is a battle for Palestine RT In Syria, most Palestinian training camps and bases belong to the Popular Front. They have always been the key arms suppliers to Palestine and Lebanon as they had networks and long-term experience of underground operations. They're fundamentally ... |
Arutz Sheva | Gilad: Al-Qaida menace growing in Syria Jerusalem Post Israel may be concerned about the growing presence of al-Qaida elements in Syria but that threat pales in comparison with the menace posed by the Iran-Syrian-Hezbollah axis before the Syrian civil war, Amos Gilad said in an interview that appeared ... 'Iran's Plan B is Alawite State If Syria's Assad Falls' |
Syria's deadliest month Washington Post More than 6,000 people were killed in the civil war in March, making it the deadliest month in the two-year-old conflict, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a leading activist group. The United Nations said in February ... |