Jordan dozvolio prelete Izraelskih dronova za nadgledanje Sirije
http://www.jpost.com/Breaking-News/Repo ... ria-310615 valjda da mogu uci sa vise od jedne strane.
Moaz Al Kathib, jedan od vodja opozicije konacno implementirao svoju ostavku
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/ap ... CMP=twt_gu razocaran nedostatkom pomoci od strane Zapada.
Tenzije u Jordanu posle nemira u izbeglickim kampovima
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/21/world ... .html?_r=1&
Zabuna i neverica oko ucestvovanja zena u konfliktu,
http://www.france24.com/en/20130421-kur ... ttle-syria ali Kurdske zene su hard core. Iako ima nesporazuma i tenzija sa nekim pobunjenicima
Engizek, for one, is staunchly opposed to marriage.
"Marriage is enslavement," she said. "I don't want to be a slave, my klix don't want to be slaves."
The presence of women fighters in conservative Syrian society inspires both awe and shock.
"They are not women -- they are men," said one Free Syrian Army soldier with a bulbous beard. "A real woman is more feminine."
He said he was particularly opposed to women on the front line because their presence can "seriously distract male fighters".
It is a view that resonates strongly with Noor ul-Haq, a primary school teacher in Aleppo whose husband is a fighter with the Liwa al-Tawhid Brigade, one of the largest rebel groups in the war-torn city.
Syrian women of varied social and ethnic backgrounds, she says, have contributed to the anti-Assad revolution in other meaningful ways, from taking part in demonstrations to delivering food and ammunition to rebels.
"There's no need for women to pick up the gun," she said. "There are so many men out there."
Engizek's comrades dismissed such a view as "retarded".
"This country will not be free until women are free," said Lokman Abusalam, a 41-year-old fighter, adding that his male comrades have no problem in reporting to a female commander.
Engizek said the ascendancy of radical Islamist groups in Syria's messy civil war has led to concerns that they may begin trampling women's rights.
She expressed particular dismay about the rise of the Islamist Al-Nusra Front, which has announced its affiliation to Al-Qaeda.
"We are not willing to collaborate with those who don't accept women's rights," she said. "As a group we cannot accept that. As a woman, I cannot accept that."