Two Rebel groups reach reconciliation accord

Jamal Ma’rouf, commander of Syria Revolutionaries Front agreed to end up disputes with the Islamic Front after mediation reconciliation committee was formed by Islamist commanders.

Ma’arouf who based in northern Idlib countryside has demanded the immediate release of all captives by IF and he will release the IF detainees,  he asked too to unite the efforts to fight tyrant Bashar al-Assad and to adhere to God shariah to solve all differences.

Activists expressed state of chaos controlling rebel-held areas near the Turkish borders, the abduction and looting acts have been escalated.

 Syria's Islamic Front seized Bab al-Hawa crossing Tuesday from other rebels, including brigades loyal to FSA.

Last week the Islamic Front rejected the authority of the FSA, which was the first major rebel force formed after the outbreak of Syria's civil war and was made up of army deserters and civilians.

The IF was formed last month by six rebel groups that merged with the goal of overthrowing the Assad regime and establishing an Islamic state.

It does not include Al-Nusra Front or the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) -- two jihadist rebel groups linked to Al-Qaeda.