Since the beginning of the crisis in Syria, hundreds of people (terrorists) from all over the world came to take part in the foreign-backed war. In addition to declared and non-declared support to the so called “rebels” with money and training, some even accuse intelligence
On Thursday, June 26, President Obama asked Congress to approve $500 million to train and arm what he called “moderate” members of opposition forces in Syria. He claims the funds would help Syrians defend against forces aligned with President Bashar al-Assad, and would also counter Islamist militants
The US foreign policy in the Middle East has given the opportunity for the extremist groups to advance through many parts of Iraq and Syria, as many political analyses say. But, President Obama was taking another viewpoint during an interview with “CBS This Morning” host Norah O’Donnell
The story started after the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, when a 36-year-old Jordanian man called himself “the Stranger” shown in Iraq with his arms, money and a dream. The Stranger — soon to be known widely as Abu Mussab al-Zarqawi — came
With a voter turnout at 73.42% (11.6 million people), the incumbent president received 88.7% of the vote (10.2 million people). Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has won a third term in office after reportedly securing 88.7% of votes in Tuesday’s presidential election. These are the
On May 26th, PBS ran a report entitled “Syrian Rebels Describe U.S.-Backed Training in Qatar“. In the article, they quote interviews with rebels who are currently receiving arms and training from the U.S. According to those rebels, the U.S. is teaching them tactics which blatantly violate the
More than one hundred U.S. militants are currently fighting in the extremist insurgency in Syria, according to Western intelligence reports (the number may actually be more than that, but the lowest estimates start at 50). Daily Beast wrote in a new report that the
“The Simpsons” is argued to offer concrete proof that the U.S. is behind the crisis in Syria and what called “Arab Spring” revolutions, according to an Egyptian TV station. An AnAl-Tahrir TV anchor said the presence of a Syrian opposition flag in the 2001
In September 2013, the so-called Syrian “rebels” attacked and overtook the ancient Christian town with an Assyrian/Syriac population that speaks Western Neo-Aramaic (language of Christ), Ma’loula. The town is located 56 km to the northeast of Damascus, and built into the rugged mountainside at
According to information published by Aydınlık newspaper (AKP Wanted Army to Enter Syria Three Years Ago), within the first months of the war in Syria, the AKP government had sent instructions to the Turkish Armed Forces for a military intervention into Syria and for
