Every time anyone says that 𝗜𝘀𝗿𝗮𝗲𝗹 is our only friend in the Middle East, I can't help but think that, before Israel, we had no enemies in the Middle East."
— Fr. John Sheehan (Jesuit priest, Indiana, USA)
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Every time anyone says that 𝗜𝘀𝗿𝗮𝗲𝗹 is our only friend in the Middle East, I can't help but think that, before Israel, we had no enemies in the Middle East."
— Fr. John Sheehan (Jesuit priest, Indiana, USA)
Germany is forcing people displaced by the Syrian war to get documents and hand over money at Syrian consulates loyal to Bashar Assad. Refugee advocates say this is inhumane and supports the brutal Assad regime.
By Oliver Holmes BEIRUT (Reuters) - Refugees waved flags and held pictures of Bashar al-Assad as they crushed into Damascus's embassy in Lebanon on Wednesday to join Syrians worldwide voting early in an election that looks certain to give him a third seven-year term as president. Expatriates and those who have fled the war were casting their ballots at dozens of Syrian embassies abroad ahead of next week's vote inside the country that opponents have dismissed as a farce as the fighting rages in its fourth year. In Lebanon, which holds a million Syrians - most of them refugees - citizens were driven to the Syrian embassy in Beirut. Their buses blocked one of Beirut's three main highways and men and women waved Syria's flag and held up pictures of Assad. Source: Reuters
By Oliver Holmes BEIRUT (Reuters) - Refugees waved flags and held pictures of Bashar al-Assad as they crushed into Damascus's embassy in Lebanon on Wednesday to join Syrians worldwide voting early in an election that looks certain to give him a third seven-year term as president. Expatriates and those who have fled the war were casting their ballots at dozens of Syrian embassies abroad ahead of next week's vote inside the country that opponents have dismissed as a farce as the fighting rages in its fourth year. In Lebanon, which holds a million Syrians - most of them refugees - citizens were driven to the Syrian embassy in Beirut. Their buses blocked one of Beirut's three main highways and men and women waved Syria's flag and held up pictures of Assad. Source: Reuters
BEIRUT (AP) — Thousands are flocking to the Syrian embassy in Lebanon as expat voting starts ahead of Syria's June 3 presidential election. Source: Associated Press
Germany expels 4 Syrian embassy staff as part of drive to reduce ties with Assad, foreign minister says – @Reuters
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A spot of protest: The flag of the Syrian uprising as a little sticker pasted to the Metro doors at the Varenne stop in Paris, about a five minute walk from the Syrian embassy.