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#Syria
Is Bashar Assad a criminal?
"#Assad is also responsible for the crimes committed by his subordinates," writes #HussenHammadeh
Marianna Marrash: Pioneer of Syrian feminism and journalism
#Syria's #MariannaMarrash passed away in 1919 when she was 71 years old, leaving behind a rich legacy
Syria’s delicate balancing act between Israel and Iran
While ground battles rage in southern Lebanon, the eyes of Hezbollah, Israel and Iran remain focused on Syrian territory due to its importance to...
The deadly consequences of labeling Syria a safe country
"Several objective factors make it difficult, if not impossible, to classify #Syria as a safe country," writes #AlmoutassimAlKilani
The White Helmets: A decade of courage
Ten years have passed since the signing of the charter that established the #SyrianCivilDefense (#WhiteHelmets)
Book Review | In Praise of Hatred: Perspective of a fictional young woman
The major events occurring in #Syria during the period this novel covers are real even though no specific identifiers were used
The Syrian Sowing Festival: Its contribution to early civilization
in Ancient #Syrian Civilization, the #SowingFestival was one of the most important agricultural celebrations
Hollow Triumph: The real story behind October 6 war
On October 6, the Assad regime in Syria once again held its annual “celebration” of what it calls the "October Liberation War," a conflict...
Republished | High time for a Middle East free of Mullahs
The #MiddleEast is approaching an era where lies, pretense, and arms will no longer hold sway
How Assad created refugee crisis and turned it into a playing card
"#Syria will never again be a viable entity until it is free of notorious torture institutions," writes #WalidTamtam in #Opinion piece