RealClearWorld
Advertisement

February 11, 2013

Neither Side Can End Syria's War

Daniel Nisman, Jerusalem Post

AP Photo

Both the Syrian government and the opposition lack the will or ability to put an end to their protracted 22-month conflict.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: Middle East, Syrian National Council, Bashar al-Assad, Syria

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

February 4, 2013
After Assad, Chaos?
Ramzy Mardini, New York Times
As the Syrian revolution approaches another anniversary, Syria's political opposition is showing signs of failure. Without a new approach, especially from America, the lack of a credible opposition will render a political... more ››
February 4, 2013
Israel and Assad Raise Stakes on Syria
Roula Khalaf, Financial Times
A regionalisation of the conflict looks increasingly impossible to prevent because there is no end in sight for Syria's war. Even if Mr Assad falls in the next few months (and he could last much longer) the damage his brutality... more ››
February 8, 2013
Rebels Prepare to Take a Province from Assad
Rania Abouzeid, Time
It was pomegranate season when the battle for Wadi Deif began in mid-October. Like so many rebel offensives, the fight for the Syrian military base, just east of the devastated city of Maaret Numan and one of the last major... more ››
February 4, 2013
Preventing Reprisal Violence After Assad
Kenneth Roth, The Guardian
The top priority is bringing an end to the slaughter. But we must ensure that, after Assad, revenge does not lead to abuses. more ››
February 2, 2013
Why Israel Fears Syrian Fallout
Aaron Klein & Karl Vick, Time
Israeli warplanes struck several targets inside Syria overnight Tuesday, including a biological weapons research center that was reportedly flattened out of concern that it might fall into the hands of Islamist extremists... more ››
|