Western officials fear retaliation for airstrikes in Syria attributed to Israel Washington Post The weekend airstrikes near the Syrian capital reportedly carried out by Israel have heightened concerns about terrorist attacks on Israeli tourists and other civilian targets in the coming weeks, U.S. officials and experts say, as Damascus and its ... |
Aljazeera.com | Internet service restored to Syria CNN International (CNN) -- Internet access in Syria was restored Wednesday after a widespread outage that lasted more than 19 hours. Renesys, an Internet-monitoring company, updated a blog post Wednesday saying that Web service was back in the war-torn country. Syria cut off from Internet for nearly 20 hours Syria back online after internet blackout Syria Blames Internet Outage on... |
ABC News | What if the US doesn't intervene in Syria? Washington Post OPPONENTS OF U.S. intervention in Syria are adept at citing the risks of a more aggressive U.S. effort to bring down the regime of Bashar al-Assad. Weapons given to rebel fighters might end up in the hands of extremists, the skeptics say. U.S. air ... Analysis: Despite Israeli strikes, US still wary of Syria air defenses State Media Say Internet Service Restored in Syria 5 reasons Syria's war suddenly looks more dangerous |
Wall Street Journal | US, Russia seek new Syria peace talks; rebels skeptical Reuters MOSCOW/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Russia and the United States agreed to seek new peace talks with both sides to end Syria's civil war, but opposition leaders were skeptical on Wednesday of an initiative they fear might let President Bashar al-Assad hang on to ... US Is Warned Russia Plans Syria Arms Sale As Syria Diplomacy Gains, Kerry to Announce More Aid Kerry-Lavrov statements called 'first hopeful news' on Syria in a while |
Hezbollah Takes Risks by Fighting Rebels in Syria New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — Near Damascus, Hezbollah fighters are defending the shrine of Sayida Zeinab, revered by Shiite Muslims, from encroaching Sunni rebels. To the north, they are not just part of a Syrian government drive to take back the strategic town ... |
Applying Lessons of the Past to Syria New York Times Syria is not Iraq, but we should heed the lessons learned in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as Vietnam. The case for intervention in Syria underestimates the almost certain repercussions. A United States air campaign to create a no-fly zone in Syria ... |
CBS News | President Assad says Syria able to face Israel CBS News Iran, one of Syria's closest allies, and Hezbollah, a Lebanese militia allied with both Assad and Tehran, have become increasingly involved in Syria's civil war, supporting the regime with fighters, military advisers and weapons. Syria and Hezbollah ... |
ABC News | APNewsBreak: US to Provide $100M in New Syria Aid ABC News The Obama administration is providing $100 million in new Syria aid, U.S. officials said Wednesday, but the money is for humanitarian purposes only and not linked to any decision on arming Syrian rebels. The announcement will be made by Secretary of ... APNewsBreak: US to provide $100M in new Syria aid - WPSD Local 6 |
Chemical weapon debate obscures Syria's daily massacres NBCNews.com Chemical weapon debate obscures Syria's daily massacres. Rebels who spoke with NBC News insist the Syrian government is using chemical weapons on its people, but as the world examines these claims, they say, the deaths of hundreds of people are ... NBC's Richard Engel back to Syria after kidnapping |
Syria blames Internet outage on technical problem - Newsday Newsday BEIRUT - (AP) -- A problem with a fiber optics cable was responsible for an Internet outage that cut off civil war-ravaged Syria from the rest of the world for nearly 20 hours, state media said Wednesday. Internet service stopped abruptly Tuesday ... |