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the period and move toward a new rapprochement at least with the broader International Community community if not with the United States specifically. In shia islam the main leader of the shias that bush is the first. To science. Her son and her same. Chose the path of peace and negotiations and hussein shows
from the politics, and put the interest of the people first. in damascus, the capital, citizens are rallying around giving blood. so far, grassroots relief efforts seem to be the best hope. but it s not clear whether aid collected or delivered in damascus will make it across the front line into rebel held idlib province. back in aleppo, russian troops, whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent alongside algerian rescue workers. the damascus regime says its allies, also including iran, are flying in aid. allies and who controls what won t matter much to families who are homeless or nervous about sleeping in damaged buildings. an earthquake tests any nation s resilience. war has taught a generation of syrians that they have to fend for themselves.
all authorities move away from the issue, from the politics, and put the interest of the people first. in damascus, the capital, citizens are rallying around, giving blood. so far, grassroots relief efforts seem to be the best hope. but it s not clear whether aid collected and delivered in damascus will make it across the front line into rebel held idlib province. back in aleppo, russian troops, whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent alongside algerian rescue workers. the damascus regime says its allies, also including iran, are flying in aid. allies and who controls what won t matter much to families who are homeless or nervous about sleeping in damaged buildings.
in damascus, the capital, citizens are rallying around giving blood. so far, grassroots relief efforts seem to be the best hope. but it s not clear whether aid collected or delivered in damascus will make it across the front line into rebel held idlib province. back in aleppo, russian troops, whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent alongside algerian rescue workers. the damascus regime says its allies, also including iran, are flying in aid. allies and who controls what won t matter much to families who are homeless or nervous about sleeping in damaged buildings. an earthquake tests any nation s resilience. war has taught a generation of syrians that they have to fend for themselves. in idlib province,
whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent, alongside algerian rescue workers. the damascus regime says its allies, also including iran, are flying in aid. allies and who controls what won t matter much to families who are homeless or nervous about sleeping in damaged buildings. an earthquake tests any nation s resilience. war has taught a generation of syrians that they have to fend for themselves. allahu akbar! in idlib province, the white helmets rescued another child, a boy called karam. people do their best. broader aid efforts, let alone rebuilding, will need a miracle to overcome the blight, hatred, and distrust of a generation of war. jeremy bowen, bbc news.