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The spokesman for the supreme negotiating body Salem Al-Musallat at a press conference in Geneva yesterday where negotiations between the Assad regime and the Syrian opposition are scheduled to begin (AFP)
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President of the Syrian Opposition, Khaled Khoja
Khaled Khoja: De Mistura Carts an Iranian Agenda
Beirut- The current President of the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, Khaled Khoja, accused the UN special envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura of endorsing an “Iranian agenda”. Khoja ensured that the Syrian Opposition will not be...Caption:
Civilians in Aleppo rush to safety after an air strike
Ben Rhodes: Syria’s Political Solution to Fail If Assad Stays
Washington- Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes has warned that the political transition process in Syria is going to fail unless the President Bashar al-Assad’s departure is part of the political process. Rhodes said during a meeting with foreign...Caption:
Victim of hunger in beseiged Madaya
Assad and Hezbollah Supporters Mock Famine in Madaya
Supporters of Assad regime and Hezbollah have launched a social media campaign, over the past two days, to mock starving civilians in besieged Syrian village, Madaya. Supporters posted photos of sumptuous-looking spreads of food including kebabs, grilled prawns, whole...Caption:
A sharp increase in the number of al-Qaida linked fighters joining the fight against President Bashar Assad in Syria is threatening to spill over the borders and prompting the Jewish state to re-evaluate its policy of neutrality in the civil war next door, a senior Israeli intelligence official warned on Friday, Jan. 24, 2014. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because military regulations prevent him from releasing the information, claimed more than 30,000 al-Qaida linked fighters are active in Syria, more than double previous Western estimates. (AP PHOTOS)