Syrian Opposition
Syrian Opposition مستعد لرأيك ، وتقديم الدعم للتصويت. التصويت على الانترنت!
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Syrian Oppositionالمعارضة السورية (Al-Mu'aradah Al-Suriyah) / Syrian Opposition - umbrella term for groups and individuals calling for regime change in Syria and who oppose its Ba'athist governme
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NO! Syrian Oppositionانقر فوق، إذا كنت لا تؤيد المعارضة السورية. يقول لماذا. / Click, if you do not support Syrian Opposition. Say why.
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US: Syrian opposition president to stay on
The U.S. says the president of the Syrian opposition coalition has reconsidered his resignation and now intends to serve out the remainder of his six-month term. Moderate Sunni preacher Mouaz al-Khatib (moo-AZ' al-khah-TEEB') threw the opposition into turmoil earlier this week by saying he'd step down from his position, citing restrictions on his work and frustration with international aid. His resignation came only days after the coalition picked an interim prime minister. Read more: LAS VEGAS SUN (April 4, 2013)
Syrian opposition: Conflict will be decided in summer
Senior American columnist David Ignatius believes post-Assad era will be just as unstable, dangerous; claims US influence limited WASHINGTON - Syrian opposition sources believe that the battle for Damascus is nearing and that the conflict with forces loyal to President Bashar Assad will be decided this summer. Following a number of meetings with leading opposition figures in Turkey, David Ignatius published Wednesday a piece in the Washington Post claiming that in "absence (of) some diplomatic miracle" the Syrian conflict is likely to culminate in chaos and bloodshed. Yitzhak ...
Syrian opposition: Britain is best hope for the rebellion
A senior Syrian opposition figure has attacked the United States for its inaction against Bashar al-Assad’s regime, saying that Britain and France were now the best hope for salvaging the rebellion. Mr Walid Saffour, the opposition’s official envoy to London, said the refusal of Barack Obama’s administration to intervene in the two-year Syrian civil war was “humiliating to the Syrian people”. “The British and French stance [on Syria] is better and more advanced. It is better than the US which refuses to take action,” Mr Saffour told The Daily ...