Ali Haj Suleiman

Peo­ple dis­placed by Syr­ia’s war strug­gle with poor wages, an eco­nom­ic cri­sis and falling aid as rain and cold set in.

Syr­i­an cou­ples who can’t have chil­dren are fos­ter­ing, jo­ful­ly em­brac­ing life as par­ents.

Lawyers say French ar­rest war­rant sets ‘his­toric prece­dent’ as sur­vivors of chem­i­cal mas­sacre long for jus­tice in Syr­ia.

Russ­ian and Syr­i­an regime at­tacks have killed 66 civil­ians since the start of Oc­to­ber, and dis­placed 120,000 peo­ple.

Ac­tivists say the Syr­i­an leader’s de­nun­ci­a­tion of Is­rael’s ac­tions is hyp­o­crit­i­cal — and those ac­tions mir­ror his own.

The war on Gaza echoes the 1948 cat­a­stro­phe while for­ti­fy­ing the re­solve of dis­placed Pales­tini­ans to re­turn home.

More than 65 civil­ians have been killed in Idlib and near­by cities by gov­ern­ment forces and Rus­sia so far this month.

Grief has poured out across the re­gion fol­low­ing the shock­ing slaugh­ter of wife and chil­dren in south­ern Gaza.

Syr­i­an aid work­ers say that Pales­tini­ans were of­ten the first to re­spond when vic­tims of war in Syr­ia need­ed their help.

Omar al-Dabaan lost his class­mates as well as his school to regime bombs; now he has an­oth­er chance to pur­sue his dream.