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Google+“The violence has pushed people out of their homes, fleeing for their lives. Many are displaced internally and many others are external refugees living in the most humiliating circumstances, deprived of even shelter, clean water,...
As the Syrian civil war, also referred to as the Syrian uprising, continues to spiral out of control, with the ongoing armed conflict being fought between forces loyal to the Ba’ath Party government and those...
A destroyed church building in Homs, Syria Christians in Syria are in desperate need as the country continues to be ravaged by conflict; many are trying to leave, while those who remain are struggling to...
On Sunday 29 July the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Jim Middleton spoke to Prof. Vali Nasr about Syria’s prospects. Nasr confirmed that al Qaeda was indeed gaining ground in Syria. He expressed concern that in the...
In its Editorial “Assad’s Lies”, the New York Times (4/20/2012) writes that the West has got a “win” in Libya. This “win” resulted in more than 120.000 people killed in Libya (compared to 11.000, as...
At last I have found a well-balanced article about Syria: ”To Stop the Killing, Deal With Assad” (New York Times, 4/10/2012). If I do not agree with all the contents of the article, I, at...
Commenting the New York Times’ article « After a Year, Deep Divisions Hobble Syria’s Opposition », I would like to stress that the Syrian National Council doesn’t represent but foreign and Gulf countries’ leaders and...
In its Editorial, “The Enablers”, the New York Times (2/14/2012) writes that “President Bashar al-Assad showed again his willingness to use brutal force to crush the pro-democracy opposition”. It is also accusing Russia, China and...
Commenting on “Fighting Escalates in Syria as Opposition Rejects Russian Plan” (New York Times, 1/30/2012), what is happening in Syria is international politics and has nothing to do with human rights. Since the 1970s the...
In “Bomb Blasts Hit 2 Security Facilities in Syrian Capital” one reads in the New York Times that delegates from the Arab league traveled to Damascus to start monitoring… It is time to help the...
Commenting on “Isolating Syria, Arab League Imposes Broad Sanctions” (New York Times, November 27, 2011): First, the Arab League, according to its constitution, has no right to decide without the unanimity of its members. So,...
The New York Times (October 24, 2011) titles: “U.S. Ambassador to Syria Leaves Damascus Amid Threats to Safety”. Even if the ambassador’s actions in Syria were far from diplomatic, they do not deserve threats to...
In, Death Toll Is Said to Double in Center of Syrian Revolt, August 4, 2011, Nada Bakri’s article was belied by a Syrian citizen whose family lives in Hama, while she avowed herself that her...
In comments to the New York Times’ “Violent Clashes as Thousands Protest in Cities Across Syria”, June 17, 2011, a reader asks a very important question that is the key to what is happening in...
At least the media today have started to write that the events in the North of Syria could possibly have been caused by armed revolutionaries and that their armaments “could have come from Turkey”. Turkey...
