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In conjunction with the current events, activists have launched a media campaign called Holocaust Deir al-Zor, which sheds light on the massacres witnessed by the city at the hands of the conflict. Human rights organizations sent an urgent message to the Secretary-General of the UN, Antonio Gutiérrez, demanding the need to put pressure on parties

the film’s heroes and directors had achieved their goals, On the Bride’s Side premiered a new plot which is different from those presented in previous documentaries. The scenario was spontaneous and unplanned, and there were no sudden emergencies. It was all arranged in an orderly sequence.

Children in the Idlib countryside are being increasingly recruited by militant factions to fight in Syria. One reason for this is the continued systematic targeting of schools in rural Idlib by warplanes. Another is the absence of families’ main breadwinners, which has pushed a large number of children to join recruitment camps.

A terrible trinity of hooliganism, fear and kidnapping surround the city of Sweida, and are pushing it to the brink of total collapse. Hooliganism in the conventional sense is not the main cause of terror in Sweida, but the calm before the storm that threatens to tear down city.

With the escalation of armed opposition operations and attention on them spreading in the media, the Free Syrian Army and other groups began to show features of jihadism. Most of the Free Syrian Army battalions and brigades for example took Muslim names, and their recordings and statements on the internet were filled with religious and jihadi terms.

This paper is primarily based on official party records, videos as well as some eyewitness testimonies, and uses a descriptive, analytical approach. It is an initial research attempt. The theory will be enriched and broader research will completed in the field.

The decision to establish the University surprised many people of the region, because of the deteriorating security situation and the continued aerial bombing of the regime, which prevents parents from sending their children to study, especially females.

Kamal, a young man in his thirties and a resident of Antakya, commented, "In Aleppo I was independent and I lived in my own house, but today I have to live with my family again after 10 years."

Syrian schools exist in a majority of Turkish cities, where Syrian refugee teams work. These schools receive funding from the Turkish government, the Syrian government and foreign organizations, as well as individual donations from Syrian and Arab expatriates from the Gulf States.

​ The absence of real protection for the Red Crescent volunteers has resulted in the avoidance of young people getting involved with the organization in the last two years, in spite of their desire to contribute to humanitarian activities.

The groups continue to converse without reaching a final conclusion. Then, suddenly, the smuggler enters the main door of the hotel and everyone looks at him to inquire about the date of the journey, price, safety, and what it will be like.

The Syrian Network for Human Rights estimated the number of people who disappeared in the Syrian regime's prisons was 65 thousand people, 3,050 of whom disappeared from the province of Idlib and most of whom were peaceful members of the opposition, human rights activists, doctors, or people involved in humanitarian assistance