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31/12/2012

 The washingtonpost

Syria’s descent into hell

سوريا الانزلاق إلى الجحيم

As 2012 draws to a close, Syria is descending into hell. At least 40,000 people, and likely many more, have been killed, while millions have been forced to flee their homes. Over the past 12 months, Bashar al-Assad has steadily unleashed ever-greater military firepower in response to what began as peaceful protests by the Syrian people. Starting with tanks and heavy artillery in February, the Syrian regime escalated over the summer to using attack helicopters and fighter jets. In recent weeks, it has begun firing Scud missiles at its own population.

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the national

There is no 'noble war' that will justify this bloodshed

ليس هنالك "حرب نبيلة " التي من شأنها ان تبرر هذا العنف

Stefan Zweig, that most humanistic of interwar European writers, confronted the First World War as a loyal Austro-Hungarian. That is, he opposed not the official enemies Britain and France, but the war itself. War was destroying his country. Joining fellow artists on both sides of the trenches, he refused to murder his fellow man

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the american interest
As Assad Quakes on His Throne, Is Iran Ready to Deal?

زلازل الأسد على كرسيه هل ايران مستعدة للتعامل ؟

Iranian authorities have realized that their longtime ally in Syria is on the way out and have held talks with members of the opposition about a transitional regime, reports the Los Angeles Times. From the piece (with excellent reporting from Ramin Mostaghim and Alexandra Sandels) it appears that Iran’s government is still not willing to break with Assad, but is increasingly and reluctantly coming to conclude that efforts to save him are doomed.

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abc news

Syria Says Rebels Attack Gas Pipeline

سورية : المتمردون يهاجمون خط انابيب الغاز

Syria's state news agency said a "terrorist group" blew up a natural gas pipeline in the country's oil-rich east on Monday.The government refers to the rebels seeking to topple President Bashar Assad as terrorists.

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Christian science monitor

UN envoy: Without deal in Syria, think Somalia not Yugoslavia

مبعوث الأمم : من دون الاتفاق في سورية يعتقد انها (ستصبح ) صومال لا يوغوسلافيا

After a week of attempting to craft a peace plan that both President Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian opposition would agree to, the United Nations' envoy to Syria said the situation will not stabilize on its own and that a political deal is no closer.

“People are talking about a divided Syria being split into a number of small states like Yugoslavia,” Lakhdar Brahimi said, according to The New York Times. “This is not what is going to happen. What will happen is Somalization – warlords."

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the independent

Syria peace envoy warns of surge in death toll

مبعوث الأمم يحذر من ارتفاع عدد القتلى في سوريا

The Syrian civil war could claim another 100,000 lives over the next year if the government and the rebels fighting it do not negotiate a settlement, the international peace mediator warned Sunday.

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121 journalists killed in 2012

121 صحفيا قتلوا في 2012

More than 120 journalists and media workers have been killed so far in 2012, with the conflict in Syria making it one of the bloodiest in recent years.

The International Federation of Journalists said there has been a total of 121 deaths among media personnel from targeted killings, bomb attacks and cross-fire incidents in 2012.

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los angeles times

Syria rebels clash with state forces, reportedly attack pipeline

اشتباك بين المتمردين السوريين وقوات الدولة واخبار عن مهاجمة انابيب الغاز

s a devastating year in Syria drew to a close, armed rebels and government forces continued to battle over the bloodied country, state media and opposition activists reported Monday.

Government forces have seized weapons and killed and arrested “a number of terrorists” in the province of Homs, the official Syrian Arab News Agency reported, using its usual term for the armed rebels. State media also carried a military statement claiming that army units had killed “huge numbers of terrorists” in the Damascus countryside and the areas surrounding the Aleppo airport, stressing “its resolve to continue cracking down on the terrorists.”

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