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    Just watched a video of a young Syrian boy who woke up realizing he was blind after being hit by an airstrike. He wakes up kicking, screaming & sobbing uncontrollably while his father tries to console him. I've seen alot of horrible footage from Syria. This might be the worst one

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    Jun 11

    On growing up as a child of the Muslim Brotherhood diaspora that fled Syria in the 1980s, grappling with the identity issues of second-generation exile, and the way that experience broke against 2011: a sad, political, and personal account by .

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    Jun 11

    A Sensational Entry. In an interview with Diwan, discusses his recent research for Carnegie on the brief Salafi moment in the Syrian conflict:

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    "The Syrian regime is disguising Iran-allied militias as its own fighters, according to rebels, a battlefield feint that appears calculated to try to avoid further Israeli air strikes against Iranian targets in Syria."

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    Jun 7

    Kurdish activist Ahmad Misto (Abu Aslan) assassinated 24 hours after lambasting Islamic posters in & the looting of private property, asking perpetrators to go back to Tora Bora. Masoud Ibo, Kurd with FSA but vocal critic of looting, has disappeared 2 days ago.

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    German Public Prosecutor General issues arrest warrent for Syrian Air Force Intelligence chief Jamil Hassan for crimes against humanity - systematic toture and mass murder throughout his prison complex. First warrent of this kind.

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    Jun 7

    Analysis | Why everyone failed to predict the leftist-Islamist alliance that won Iraq’s 2018 elections My latest piece for the Monkey Cage attempts to draw some theoretical insights from the Sadrist-ICP convergence.

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    Jun 6

    Syria’s “inside” and “outside”: How they became “them” The divide between Syrians inside the country and those outside has never been sharper.

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    Jun 6

    Tried to give an account of overlooked aspects of the Sadrist-ICP alliance for the wider secular political scene here...

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  11. Jun 6

    إخوة في الزكاة: المموّلون السلفيون والثورة السورية via

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    Jun 5

    1/ my sources telling me that and Hezb invested too much to leave Syria and that Syrian army too depleted to hold terrain in south or other

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    Amnesty researchers visited 42 coalition air strike sites across the ruined city of , & interviewed 112 civilian residents who had survived the carnage & lost loved ones: read their findings:

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  14. Jun 4

    J'aurais dû écrire "quiconque pense qu'il existe une corrélation positive entre 'communautarisme' et radicalisation jihadiste". Dans le cas de la communauté turque de Belgique, cette corrélation semble négative.

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    Jun 4
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  16. Jun 4

    Same applies to Assad: he knows he's only valuable as an ally to Iran as long as he provides it with frontline w. Israel + Hezbollah's strategic depth . Wld be very unwise for Assad to put all eggs in Russian basket, even if he was independent enough from Iran to decide doing so

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  17. Jun 4

    It's not "IRGC wants war with Israel" vs "Hezbollah wants to preserve its political gains in Lebanon". Both need protracted, low-scale confrontation with Israel to preserve their respective positions in the Iranian and Lebanese political systems.

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  18. Jun 4

    Also, I'm really not convinced there's a divergence of interest between the IRGC and Hezbollah. First, Hezbollah is IRGC. Second, persistence of Hezbollah's hegemony in Lebanon is function of continued IRGC support.

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  19. Jun 4

    Can we please stop writing "Khmeimim" for the Russian airbase in Syria ? It's "Hmeimim". "Khmeimim" is the Russian pronunciation.

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  20. Jun 4

    Sachant que les Belges d'origine turque sont généralement moins bien intégrés et ont des structures communautaires plus fortes (mais se sentiraient moins discriminés) que leurs compatriotes d'origine marocaine.

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