Assad Gunmen Kill 13 as Homs Violence Continues Unabated
Renewed violence in Homs, Syria enters its third day with the death toll rising to at least 43; political violence joined by sectarian violence.
Renewed violence in Homs, Syria enters its third day with the death toll rising to at least 43; political violence joined by sectarian violence.
Qatar recalls its Syrian envoy after its embassy is attacked by Assad loyalists; 30 protesters were killed overnight in the central city of Homs.
Syrian soldiers rounded up more than 500 people Sunday in a town near the border with Lebanon.
Syrian forces killed 8 and arrested dozens, including artists and intellectuals, as the Arab League condemns 'foreign interference' in the country.
The new head of the Arab League stood with Syria in slamming "foreign interference" while meeting in Damascus with President Bashar al-Assad.
Clinton says Syrian president "is not indispensable" after Damascus mob attacked US and French embassies.
Syrian singer Ibrahim Qashoush wrote a song calling for Syrian President Assad's ouster. His body was later found in a river in Hama.
Assad forces raided a Damascus suburb overnight; US Ambassador Robert Ford is in volatile Hama; more protests expected after Friday prayers.
Violence continues in the central Syrian city of Hama where 23 people have been killed in clashes with Assad's regime; activists call for boycotts.
A demonstrator talks: Protesters in Syria are being beaten and tortured. Twitter is being monitored by the government. Facebook is not safe.
The death-toll in Assad's crackdown in Hama has risen to 23 in two days following some of the largest protests his regime has faced to date.
Residents in Hama, Syria are mobilizing to deny security forces access to the city after six, including a 12yo boy, were killed by Assad's troops
Tens of thousands of Syrians took to the streets chanting President Bashar Assad should "leave"; 3 killed as assault on northern villages goes on.
Assad's regime tried to shift focus from its brutal crackdown to Israel's presence in the Golan during a meeting of the UN Security Council.
Syria's economic hub of Aleppo is bracing itself for mass rallies as activists call for protesters to 'light the spark of revolution.'
Syrian forces killed 9 anti-government demonstrators after Friday afternoon Muslim prayers as 13 weeks of demands for reform, repression, continues
Revolutionary “National Council” formed to maintain opposition's struggle against the Assad regime.
Tens of thousands flooded onto Syria's streets after Friday afternoon prayers to protest Assad's regime despite the President's bloody crackdown.
Death toll tops 1,200 civilians in 12-week struggle by Syrian despot to maintain power. Soldiers describe atrocities.
The descendant of a former Arab resident of Israel living in Syria tells reporters that blood of Arab refugees is "cheap" there.
The United Nations is preparing to condemn Syria for its murderous crackdown on protests against the Assad regime.
Young Syrians are preparing to strike back against government forces whose brutality has driven away most of Jisr al-Shughour's residents.
Syrian soldiers are killing soldiers in the northern part of the country, according to a source who spoke with Israel National News.
Syrian President Assad forms a committee to set up bases for a national dialogue, releases political prisoners.
Assad grants general amnesty for crimes committed before May 31, 2011. "It's too little, too late," say opposition members.
A 13-year-old boy has become the new symbol of the grassroots Syrian Revolution that threatens the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
Italy says it will reduce its UNIFIL contingent following an attack on its troops in Lebanon, but UNIFIL denies the report.
A new video shows protestors in Syria burning a car, followed by security forces shooting at the crowd, including a young boy.
The IDF has declared the northern Golan Heights a closed military zone.
Syrian government troops aimed tank fire at unarmed civilians in the city of Al-Arida near the Lebanese border Thursday.
European Union expected to extend its sanctions on Syria next week to include Assad, diplomat says.
The United States targets Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, six top officials, with economic sanctions aimed at attenuating his brutal crackdown.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad admits his forces have "made mistakes," but keeps on shooting as International pressure mounts.
Arutz Sheva speaks with Prof. Eyal Zisser about events on Syrian border. He explains that the protesters feel they succeeded
Families fled to Lebanon Saturday when Syrian forces shelled homes in the village of Tal Kalakh. Syria has entered its eighth week of protests.
Jodan's Prime Minister calls to wish Assad's regime well as the US and west seek to isolate it for its bloody crackdown.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the United States continues efforts pressure Syria as Assad's crackdown intensifies.
Syrian tanks on Wednesday shelled residences in Homs, the country’s third largest city as Assad continues to defy Western warnings.
What’s bad for Bashar Assad is bad for Israel, and vice versa, the Syria dictator’s cousin tells The New York Times as the death toll passes 700.
The EU published a sanctions list against Syrian officials instrumental in violent repression.
As protests in Syria continue to be repressed, EU announces arms embargo, sanctions against officials. Assad is not included in the sanctions.
Syrian forces kill at least six people with live fire Friday as thousands join "Day of Defiance" demonstrations; opposition leader arrested.
Assad's tanks outside northern coastal city, as Dara'a siege is eased.
Syria's government orders a military pullout from protest-rocked southern town of Daraa as it looks to open talks with an embittered opposition.
A video from Syria shows the testimony of a soldier who defected after refusing to kill unarmed civilians. Assad’s forces shot at him.
President Obama bowed to increasing pressure from critics and imposed weak sanctions against three Syrian officials, who will barely be affected.
Assad’s soldiers entered Damascus suburb to stop a march on the capital. Six-year-old girl killed in Daraa. Reports of soldiers defecting.
Syria, a candidate for the UN Human Rights Council, cuts off water and electricity to the city of Dara'a, near Jordan. Army seals border.
The United Nations Security Council plans to discuss human rights abuses by the Syrian government against protesters in the country's cities.
US observers are asking out loud why the voice of Obama, who turned his back on Mubarak, is barely heard as Assad’s tanks shoot at civilians.
Syrian forces shot and killed mourners at a funeral as the death toll in the uprising passes 300. Assad faces a real threat to his regime.
The British Foreign Office has recommended that UK citizens leave Syria due to the “deterioration in the security situation.”
Syria's government announced the repeal of its 1962 Emergency Law. The move must be approved by Parliment. Opposition leaders term it "whitewash."
A document on a Syrian opposition website allegedly contains instructions for quelling anti-government protests.
Syrian security forces shoot soldiers who refuse to fire on protesters. After more than 200 are killed, the US “condemns” repression.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad addressed the nation, promising reforms without specifics and blaming an Israeli conspiracy for unrest at home.
The Syrian Cabinet has quit shortly before Assad, who retains almost total power, is to make a “major’ speech n the wake of protests and killings.
Syria is imposing difficulties on press coverage of disturbances. Missing reporters freed.
US says it will not intervene militarily in Syria just because of some 'police actions' but Al-Sanamayn video shows slaughter.
A US college student is being held in Syria. His parents say he was picked up by authorities during a demonstration in Damascus.