Syria - سوريا
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Links
All links and categories below in no particular order, updated over time.
News, analysis, zines
Syria Untold
EA Worldview | Syria
Enab Baladi
The New Arab | Post-Assad Syria
New Lines Magazine | Syria
aNtiDoTe Zine | Syria
The Palestine Chronicle | Syria
Middle East Eye | Syria after Assad
ANF News | Rojava-Syria
Medya News | Syria
El Pais | Siria
UnHerd | Syria
Common Dreams | Syria
Syria Direct
The Kyiv Independent | Syria
Al Majalla | Syria
Al Jazeera | Syria
Al-Jumhuriya
Muslim Girl
UN News | Syria
TIMEP | Syria
Raseef22 English | Syria
New Internationalist | Syria
Daraj English
Mada | Syria
Jadaliyya | Syria
The Guardian | Syria
NPR | Syria
Syria in Transition
Radio
Blogs
Aymenn’s Monstrous Publications (subscription required)
Qunfuz
Syria Freedom Forever - سوريا الحرية للأبد
Art and culture
ISIS Prisons Museum
The Markaz Review
Non government and inter-government organisations, non-profits and projects
Syrian Network for Human Rights
Justice For Life
Synergy Association For Victims
MENA Rights Group | Syria
GCR2P | Syria
ReliefWeb | Syria
Reporters Without Borders | Syria
Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression
Human Rights organisations
Syria Justice and Accountability Centre (SJAC)
The Syria Campaign
Advocacy
Committee to Protect Journalists | Syria
Education, history, research & investigation
The Syrian Memory Project
MENA Research Center
Bellingcat | Syria
The Syrian Revolution and on YouTube
People
Mai El-Sadany - Bluesky
Leila Al-Shami - Bluesky | Mastodon
Zaina Erhaim - zaina-erhaim.com
Rami Jarrah (Alexander Page) - Bluesky
Qusay Noor - Bluesky
Muhammad Najem - Bluesky
Nour Qormosh - Instagram
Podcasts
Campaigns
Archival
Local Coordination Committees in Syria (via archive.org)
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That's literally your wording. Looking at the rest of your post, I've deemed it not worth my time to respond to you until you've finished your temper tantrum. Come back to me when you've settled down, gained some maturity, and learned reading comprehension instead of arguing with a strawman you've made up in your head. By the way, have another downvote.
@[email protected] and @[email protected] please bring this conversation to a close.
Me:
You:
If you don't like your dictator bootlicking being called out for what it is, maybe you should consider not being a fascist apologist in the future?
Sorry, I know that's a big request to ask of you.
Yes, that's definitely a question asked in good faith ('any time a group demands their resignation') and not at all downplaying the fact that the resignation was demanded in the process of a nationwide uprising including mass defections from the nation's military, directed towards a figure who had never allowed legitimate elections in his life. /s
Since you're genuinely having trouble understanding, I'll help you out with this. My exact words were, "it tends to be a difficult point to reconcile", I didn't say it was impossible. Notice that I followed that up with a question about whether a ruler should step down any time a group demands their resignation. This goes back to my original point of looking toward the future. If the leading opposition is looking to install a theocracy, then do you consider this acceptable? I guess you do since you must be a terrorist bootlicker and apologist, according to your own logic.
This is my final response for real now. Have a nice day.