Showing posts with label Daraa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daraa. Show all posts

Friday, November 23, 2018

Watch: Daraa’s most beautiful historical sites - Syria


TAL SHEHAB WATERFALLS 

MZEREIB_LAKE

MABRAK ALNAQA MOSQUE 

MONASTERY OF THE MONK BAHIRA Byzantine church of the fourth century AD 

Friday, October 19, 2018

Jordanian delegation arrives in Syria via Nassib crossing

Nassib crossing

 A delegation from the Jordanian Bar Association (JBA) arrived in Syria through Nassib border crossing on Thursday, stressing on the unity of the Syrian and Jordanian peoples.

The delegation paid tribute to the steadfast Syrian people in the face of terrorism.
In a press statement, JBA President Mazen Irsheidat said that “we are the sons of Greater Syria and we are one people.”
He pointed out that “we came today to Syria to affirm the bonds of Arabism, which brings together Syria and Jordan which are always an integral whole. We are here to celebrate with Syria the salvation from terrorism and the reopening of this vital and important crossing.”
For his part, Head of the Syrian Bar Association Daraa branch said that the Jordanian delegation’s visit is a clear position against the terrorism that attacked Syria during the past years.
On October 15, Nassib-Jaber crossing between Syria and Jordan was re-opened officially and traffic between the two countries started, ending a three-year closure due to the terrorists’ control over it.

Monday, October 15, 2018

Several rebels resolve legal status with Syrian gov’t in Quneitra

FSA

The Syrian authorities continued the process of resolving the legal status of rebel fighters in the towns of Breka and Bir Ajam in Quneitra’s western countryside, the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported on Sunday.

According to the SANA report, the rebels that settled their cases with the government had previously agreed to remain in the Quneitra Governorate after a large number of militants left for northern Syria.
The SANA report said that the authorities resolved the legal status of dozens of armed people in Breka and Bir Ajam who handed over their weapons and pledged not to do any act that disrupts public safety.
Many other rebels have settled their cases with the Syrian government since the battle for the Daraa and Quneitra governorates concluded in August.