Syria

Severe civil war in Syria is a massive flow of protests of citizens against their government, chaos and disorder existing in their country. The situation was characterized by wide intergovernmental actions against president Bashar al-Assad. Government sent army troops in order to stop protesters, what was followed by the beginning of war in Syria. It is noteworthy that civil protest in Syria is called “ Arabic Spring”, it is a strong wave of protests, that arosed in a whole Arabic world. Basic demands

boat that is crowded with people, men with worried eyes and women carrying their babies, looking up with a begging eyes to be saved and welcomed. The war in Syria is the worst human crisis today. Half of the population in Syria either have been killed or forced to leave their homes. Syrian families are striving to survive in their towns in Syria, or finding a new home in other closer countries. Other families are risking their lives across the ocean to Europe, looking for acceptance and chances. Hot

sport is, and many more things. And that’s what makes each country different. In Syria, Arabic is the most widely spoken language. Language is also based on where they live. For example: in the mountains, Jabal al-Druze is spoken; Bedawi Arabic is spoken by the nomads; and in Damascus Palestinian and Iraqi Arabic is spoken. Also, Aramaic was spoken before Arabic, and Arabic is not native to anyone in Syria. -> -> -> America is a very diverse country. There are many types of languages spoken

There is an increasingly growing global controversy about whether the United States should intervene in the Syrian conflict, and whether this intervention should be military or strategic. The U.S. has recently avoided interfering militarily in Syria or providing the rebels with direct support, but admitted the presence of the Syrian opposition. However, the U.S. has been criticized for its non-intervention policy, especially with the rise in the level of violence and the spread of conflict to other

Logan Van Wyk Period 1 Causes of Conflict in Syria When Hafez al-Assad passed away from a heart attack, hope for Syria arose with promises of reform. On June 10th, 2000, Hafez passed away leaving his son Bashar al-Assad with the power over Syria. Bashar attempted to gain support over his people with promises of reform throughout Syria, including a revolutionized economy. People soon began to protest because Bashar had not been following through with his promises. These protests arose and Bashar chose

Syria is located in the heart of the Middle East known for its diversity, and old inhabited city. The people of Syria find themselves amongst Greek ruins form early mosques in the history of Islam. The past play a major role in modern Syria in how it defines its traditions and religious practices despite its lack of government since 1946; Syria has a long history of culture. The people of Syria place their importance on religion, family, self- discipline, education, and respect. Syrians identify

are plucked from the youngest generations, such violence has a damaging effect on the potential for peace and stability in the society’s future. In August 2013, the International Commission of Inquiry on Syria reported that “[s]exual violence has played a prominent role in the conflict [in Syria] owing to the fear and threat of rape and by the violence committed” . It occurs during raids, at checkpoints and in detention centres and prisons across the country. The threat of rape is used as a tool

mainly ISIS within Syria in order to create a coalition government in Syria to end the bloodshed, war, and reassure the world not be threatened again from this region. The second strategy option, end is to negotiate with all violent extremist groups within Syria in order to end the bloodshed war, and reconcile them to establish a joint coalition government. The ways to achieve the end state, it requires all the Arab leaders to be involved, and follow the UN peacekeeping mission in Syria. It can achieve

East in the 3rd millennium BCE but its greatest contribution is to our understanding of the complex and economic relationships between the cities of Mesopotamia and Syria. Ebla was a diplomatic based empire and due to its unique geographical location, it had a key role in managing and conducting relations between early North-West Syria and Upper Mesopotamia (Matthiae 1976, 112). Due to these active relations with other cities it was stimulated to absorb cultural elements from the Sumerian and Mesopotamian

The war in Syria is a political mess fought by many different parties and even the world’s largest superpowers. Contrary to what most believe it is not a religious war between Shia and Sunni branches rather a political war for power. Pre-Civil War Syria’s official leader is dictator Bashar al-Assad who has committed many atrocities to his own people. Most of Syria’s current problems can be traced back to March 2011 when Assad ordered police to shoot at peaceful Arab demonstrators. In a few months