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Reflections: Syria from 1997 to 2002 – Prof. Josepha Wessels
"I arrived in #Syria in 1997 during the time of Hafez #Assad and we, as foreigners were informed that it was a repressive government," writes Prof. Wessels
Al-Haswiya massacre: Trauma continues to haunt survivors
The names of more than 100 #Syrian civilians, including women and children were documented as being victims on that day in #Homs' #AlHaswiya
Jabal al-Zawiya: One of Bashar Assad’s first large-scale massacres
Not one single person has been held accountable for the unspeakably heinous crime committed against the defenseless people in Jabal al-Zawiya 11 years ago
The shameful fall of Syria’s Aleppo 6 years ago
December 15, 2022 marked the sixth anniversary of the fall of #Aleppo to the #Assad regime
Hafez Assad’s ‘Corrective Movement’: Mother of Syria’s evil
Fifty-two years ago, #HafezAssad staged a military coup with the goal of ruling #Syria forever. His son #BasharAssad is paving the way for his own son
Hafez Assad’s ‘Liberation’ War: The 49-year-old lie
"There are still many mysteries and speculations concerning the 1973 war with Israel," writes Yasser Ashkar
Assad’s Obama-tolerated Ghouta chemical massacre 9 years ago
On August 21, 2013, the residents of #Ghouta,woke up to an unprecedented chemical massacre committed by #Syrian dictator Bashar #Assad
‘Crisis Cell’ game-changer explosion: Ten years ago today
"#Assad [...] is in my personal opinion the one and only to be accused in this game-changer operation," writes Eva J. Koulouriotis.
Death by torture of Hamza was a turning point in Syrian history
Hamza’s body was one of several that were deliberately returned to their families as a warning to all who opposed Assad
Houla massacre: 10 years without justice for the victims
In the Houla massacre 10 years ago, 49 children had been killed, 32 of them under the age of 10, as well as 34 women.