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Kurdish fighters head to Syria to face militants

BEIRUT (AP) — Hundreds of Kurdish fighters raced from Turkey and Iraq into neighboring Syria on Saturday to defend a Kurdish area under attack by Islamic State militants. As the fighting raged, more than 60,000 mostly Kurdish refugees streamed across the dusty and barren border into...

Nusra threatens to kill second Lebanese soldier

BEIRUT ( The Daily Star ) : A Lebanese policeman pled for his life as he watched a fellow captive be executed with a gunshot to the head, in a video released by Nusra Front Saturday. The video showed soldier Mohammad Hammieh asking the Lebanese to put an end to...

Assad forces attack rebel-held town near Damascus

Damascus, Sep 20 (IANS) Syrian forces Saturday started a wide-scale offensive on a key rebel-held Syrian city northeast of the capital Damascus. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that the Syrian Air Force carried out eight airstrikes on Adra and the nearby Tal Kurdi,...

The Sunni Terrorism, by Awad Al Sulaiman

By Dr. Awad Al-Sulaiman; Translation by Dani Murad (Zaman Al Wasl)- The United States and the West in general, are now certain that Sunni Muslims are the source of terrorism in the whole world, and therefore they are exerting great efforts in fighting Sunnis to combat...

Syria's Nusra Front kills Lebanese soldier

(Al Jazeera)- The Nusra Front, al-Qaeda's wing in Syria, has killed one of ten Lebanese soldiers it had been holding in captivity, Lebanese security sources and a statement on Twitter said. The statement, posted on Friday by an account affiliated with the group, said the soldier had...

Istanbul's rain is heavy burden on Syrian homeless

By Lama Shammas;Ttranslation by Yusra Ahmed ISTANBUL(Zaman Al Wasl)- “Mercy” is the nickname of rain in Turkey, and this year, they wait for it to save them from Syrian beggars, who spread in many Turkish cities. Jam, a Shawerma shop owner has to leave his work...

Militants threaten ancient sites in Iraq, Syria

BAGHDAD (AP) — For more than 5,000 years, numerous civilizations have left their mark on upper Mesopotamia — from Assyrians and Akkadians to Babylonians and Romans. Their ancient, buried cities, palaces and temples packed with monumental art are scattered across what is now northern...