A Mediterranean Battlefield - Syria

[Magda Hassan]

Dogs fighting over bones.

The French newspaper of the Lé Figaro has revealed in a report published on its page that a clash has been fired out between Qatar and Saudi Arabia to control on the militants in Syria.
The Newspaper indicted that Saud Royal family have been directing fund and arms to Salafists, whereas Al-Thani of Qatar have been supporting the armed groups of Muslim brotherhood.
Isam, a leader of an armed group in Damascus countryside has been quoted by the newspaper as saying "a dispute has occurred in early past September in the operations headquarter, which is located in Adana of Turkey."
Isam added, "Representatives for the royal king of Saudi Arabia and the Qatari prince, who both work under the supervision of Turkey, have disputed over where to direct their fund and support; for the Salafists or the Muslim brotherhood."
"Since then, each have been working independently, Isam said".
The Newspaper depends on its report on testimonies by the leaders of armed groups, confirming the ongoing clash between the two sides of KSA and Qatar.
One of the leaders has stated that Saudi Arabia has been outraged by Qatar for supporting the Muslim brotherhood, "Saudis want to support the Salafists, said the Free Army leader".
Abu Hamza said that he went for several times to Turkey in order to seek military support and fund via the Muslim Brotherhood, but the negotiations have been filed due to their insistence on controlling on the operations which have been operated in Syria, in which we refuse, said Abu Hamza."
The paper adds that Al - Thani decision to unite the groups in northern Edlib has gigged Al-Saud, who in turn asked their cells at home to find leaders led by their representatives on the ground and under the supervision of Lebanese MP Okab Saker, who's in Turkey, helping to distribute the money and deliver it to terrorists.
This very matter has resulted in establishing two commands or more for the terrorists inside Syria… what has been making it more complicated, for all parts, the Newspaper concluded.

http://www.breakingnews.sy/en/article/9316.html

[Peter Lemkin]

The bombing in Beirut which killed 8 and injured about 80 - was targeted at the head of Lebanese Intelligence Wissan Al Assam. He was known to be against the Assad Government and pro-the anti-Assad Syrian Free Army. It looks like whoever did it did it not to kill one man...mission accomplished...but to plunge Lebanon into civil war again and perhaps also Jordan...there are SEVERAL candidates who would want such an outcome...which include [but not the exhaustive list]: the USA/NATO, Syria, Israel, pro-Syrian Lebanese, Russia, China and less-likely a few others. With this incident, it is possible a regional 'civil war' will now replace the Syrian 'civil war'.......the big losers are the average persons of all of the countries in the area who are suffering and dying like flies; who benefits?....and you'll find the culprits.

[Magda Hassan]

‎#DAMASCUS, (SANA) The Syrian TV will broadcast on Wednesday after the main news bulletin at 20:30 an interview with three officers who went back to service and returned to the lap of the homeland after they had run away.

In some excerpts from the interview, the officers pointed out to their awareness that the right path for them starts with correcting the mistake through going back to their military institution and to the lap of their homeland.

The officers stressed that what is happening in Syria is destruction and sabotage perpetrated by the armed terrorist groups against the army and civilians, pointing out that the only legitimate weapon in the country is the weapon of the Syrian Arab Army.

They asserted the need of the homeland for all its sons in the construction project, not the destruction one.

The Syrian TV broadcast yesterday an interview with First Lieutenant Hussein al-Khalifa, an officer who had run away from service at the Interior Ministry, in which he stressed that he decided to come back to the homeland after he had ran away to Turkey because he felt guilty and humiliated after he crossed the border and because he knew that there is no dignity without the homeland, and because there is no homeland without sacrifice.

Al-Khalifa added that the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan offers full support in the form of weapons, money and logistics to the armed terrorist groups to infiltrate into Syria and attack the Syrian people and commit massacres.

M.D

by: Syria 24 English

[Magda Hassan]

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The so called FSA (which is neither Free nor Syrian nor an Army) which is what Clinton and co are promoting in Syria as a viable alternative to Assad has issued a decree banning women from driving cars in Allepo. It will be enforced with violence and terror tactics. Syria was the first country in the Arab world to have a female fighter pilot.

Via: m.n.n

[Magda Hassan]

The Free Army insurgents have opened fire on a demonstration, in which participators demanded the militia to leave the neighborhoods of Karem al-Jabal and al-Myassar of Aleppo.

The gunshots resulted in dozens of civil victims.

our correspondent in Deir Ezzor stated that 5 militants got killed in attacking a checkpoint for Syrian Army in al-Jbeileh neighborhood.

The correspondent added that the killed insurgents included Ayman al-Naser and Abed al-Salam al-Dar'awi, the leader of the attackers.

In Edlib, our correspondent confirmed that unidentified gunmen have bombed an explosive charge at al-Syaha roundabout, what resulted in the serious injury of 3 soldiers.
http://www.breakingnews.sy/en/article/8156.html?m=0

[Magda Hassan]

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[TD="align: left"]Two Kurdish national councils in western Kurdistan have agreed in Iraq to create united military force to fight Syrian rebels.
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BEIRUT - Kurdish fighters have agreed to join forces in a standoff with hundreds of Islamist rebels in northeastern Syria, an activist opposed to President Bashar al-Assad said on Friday.
Hundreds of fighters loyal to the Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) -- which has close ties to Turkey's rebel Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) -- have been locked in fierce battles with fighters of the jihadist Al-Nusra Front and allied Ghuraba al-Sham group in Ras al-Ain on the border with Turkey.
"The two Kurdish national councils in western Kurdistan have agreed in Iraq to create a united military force, bringing together PYD forces and other Kurdish dissidents" in Syria, said the activist, who identified himself as Havidar.
The two councils are the main Kurdish organisations active in Syria.
On July 11, the Kurdish National Council, which comprises several Syrian Kurdish parties, met in Iraq with the People's Council of Western Kurdistan, which is close to the PYD.
At the meeting they decided to form the Supreme Kurdish Council.
Friday's agreement was announced a day after the Ghuraba al-Sham called in a video posted on the Internet for Islamist volunteers to flock to Ras al-Ain for a drive on the provincial capital Hasakeh, whose population is majority Kurdish.
"We of the Ghuraba al-Sham battalion call on the (mainstream rebel) Free Syrian Army and the mujahedeen to advance towards Ras al-Ain. Increase our numbers so that we can free the city of Hasakeh," an unidentified rebel commander said in the footage, standing among some 50 fighters.
"And we warn all those who stand in the way of this revolt... especially the PYD and the PKK, and any other armed group, against taking any action that contradicts with the path of the revolution," he added.
Syria's Arab-led rebels accuse the PYD of being in cahoots with Assad's regime.
Northern and northeastern Syria are home to the majority of the country's two million Kurds.
In July, the army withdrew from majority Kurdish areas, leaving the ethnic group's militia to fend for the minority's safety.
Although Syria's Kurds are opposed to the Assad regime, most have sought to remain neutral in the armed rebellion seeking to topple him.
Over time, they have been dragged into the fighting, after rebel assaults on majority Kurdish areas in key northern provinces.

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http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=55706

[Jan Klimkowski]

And so the Balkanization continues....

[Magda Hassan]

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[TD="class: mdRtCol"]Syrian members of the Committee for Promotion of Virtues and Prevention of Vice stand guard ontop of a building with a freshly painted wall with the name of the committee in Arabic at their headquarters in al-Bab, northern Syria, on November 21, 2012. The committee was created to fight abuses and crimes committed by members of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) only, and has 80 elements recruited outside the FSA. The rebels faced growing criticism, particularly after a video was posted on YouTube earlier in November, appearing to show opposition fighters beating and executing soldiers after attacks. AFP PHOTO/FRANCISCO LEONG (Photo credit should read FRANCISCO LEONG/AFP/Getty Images)[/TD]
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[Danny Jarman]

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The so called FSA (which is neither Free nor Syrian nor an Army) which is what Clinton and co are promoting in Syria as a viable alternative to Assad has issued a decree banning women from driving cars in Allepo. It will be enforced with violence and terror tactics. Syria was the first country in the Arab world to have a female fighter pilot.

Via: m.n.n

I can't help but think the endorsement of these super extreme Islamic groups by the west is part of some kind of weltanschauungskrieg on Islam. I have never met a Muslim in my life who wants women banned from driving cars or any other such nonsense. It's in their interest to make them look like savages I suppose. Women are much more free under the regimes of Hamas and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, than they are under the western backed puppets in places like Saudi Arabia etc.

[Magda Hassan]

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The so called FSA (which is neither Free nor Syrian nor an Army) which is what Clinton and co are promoting in Syria as a viable alternative to Assad has issued a decree banning women from driving cars in Allepo. It will be enforced with violence and terror tactics. Syria was the first country in the Arab world to have a female fighter pilot.

Via: m.n.n

I can't help but think the endorsement of these super extreme Islamic groups by the west is part of some kind of weltanschauungskrieg on Islam. I have never met a Muslim in my life who wants women banned from driving cars or any other such nonsense. It's in their interest to make them look like savages I suppose. Women are much more free under the regimes of Hamas and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, than they are under the western backed puppets in places like Saudi Arabia etc.

The West has never met a dictator they didn't like.