rebels to destroy the syrian government in a syrian army under assad but america turned away from that support because it appeared that isis or al qaida would be the beneficiaries of this so ultimately they looked the united states look to iranian backed militias in iraq and russia and assad in syria to provide that security and they've gone to the kurds in the north but ultimately this is a dilemma i think that both everybody has underlined here is that we're going back to the status quo assad is clearly winning he is asserting himself he is destroying these various rebel groups as he's been doing down in debt and the question is whether he can provide state.

meanwhile the syrian human rights activists refuse to give up on their course. and know that tomorrow there is nothing to change we will not get her to model my usual solved but this is a process we should keep fighting keep trying to achieve something succeed one verse is a lot apart from the justice for all. to take time need a little for the fourth and walk in the most important verse to keep the voice of the victim the voice of her family is the listen here in the united nation over all of. our beer fast food and holiday or our us new things who get dangerous when one thousand sided to join the attempted revolution in twenty eleven anyone talking of freedom and democracy risked jail but the artist and her future husband refused to be intimidated the resistance to the regime bolstered their confidence when state security forces began shooting of the demonstrators they considered alternative forms of protest the would not make them direct targets. was like i don't know more than hundred a lot of number of balls and they wrote they were at freedom and. democrac

in the syrian legal world to this day nobody has seen or heard from him since. believe feels it is his duty to continue their common struggle for justice and the key issue here at the jail is run by the intelligence agencies. everybody from zero to from is a stories of the vision to needs who are used or their parents. but the patient they die in the jail or in the pension. but they do spoke about because afraid they didn't spoke loudly or public the more secret weapon of history seeing to put the people in fear in here or just feel to help or. feel. a secret weapon to assad regime. to make the people silent. marzan darwish also has a photo of missing lawyer to con his war alongside photos of friends and colleagues who have likewise disappeared darwish is a lawyer and activist for the syrian center for media and freedom of expression. darwish founded the center in damascus in two thousand and four when it was raided for a third time in twenty twelve the air force intelligence service arrested who fourteen staff including darwish and his wife year out of baghdad.

syrian human rights lawyer and while bunny launches an appeal on facebook. we are looking for people who were abducted taken to intelligence service jails two one five two two seven and two three five and tortured there we want to press charges in germany and send a clear message to the torture is in syria there is no impunity. one hundred people responded that same day offering to testify as witnesses. khalid or ours was in germany when he saw the appeal he had heard good things about the syrian human rights lawyer album he was known for his courage in defending countless political detainees at trials in syria. never less. i was surprised actually. here i had an opportunity to bring criminal charges aboard despite not being german. yeah exactly and chance for me so as i said it was an opportunity. soon as i saw the appeal. i talked to and we are right away. in twenty fifteen to end his wife being able to escape and come to germany where they were recognized dance political refugees they had taken part in the mass protests against our society in twenty eleve

rebels to destroy the syrian government in a syrian army under assad but america turned away from that support because it appeared that isis or al qaida would be the beneficiaries of this so ultimately they looked. the united states look to iranian backed militias in iraq and russia and assad in syria to provide that security and they've gone to the kurds in the north but ultimately this is the dilemma i think that both everybody has underlined here is that we're going back to the status quo assad is clearly winning he has asserting himself he is destroying these various rebel groups as he's been doing down in debt on the question is whether he can provide stable rule in syria and both your other commentators have said no way he can't do that unless he brings in more opposition but that's very unlikely to happen assad is not going to. find a political solution to this war he is finding what he believes a political solution but one that will not satisfy most the syrian opposition he is talking with the kurds and marco rubio american senator just accuse the kurds and north syria the whit

even for the syrian of that order to have been. released to the level as a human being we don't accept this kind of war crime was a crime against and the city and humanity and say no this is not the world a problem for a lot of. muslim darwish was questioned by the german state attorneys over the course of two days he testified on his own three year imprisonment and how he was tortured daily for an entire year you also reported about friends in the same prison who did not survive the ordeal i am a trainee dentist was tortured to death and there are photos of girls whose body and those of over six thousand others. all the syrian military photographer had to take pictures of those tortured to death after over two years he could no longer stomach it and deserted subsequently smuggling his photos out of the country he is codenamed caesar for his own protection his pictures catalogue the systematic human rights crimes by the regime in damascus. on this particular day darwish was interviewed for twelve hours with many traumatic memories

rebels to destroy the syrian government in a syrian army under assad.

with the russians for the syrian regime is that they don't trust the syrian regime so they want the russian military police spent securely to have a much greater role in the trolling areas were they to be were the rebel groups to leave them there's a dozen representatives from the rebel groups talking in talks with the russians they hope and they represent a large area from daraa and from the golan area as well and they hope that a number of rebel commanders rebel leaders will give them some weight in those negotiations with the russians the jordanians of course also very keen for some sort of an agreement to be reached quickly because it wants to stop the buildup of civilians on the border and in that regard also as well rather groups formed the jordanians to be involved in overseeing an amnesty for soldiers syrian army soldiers who left their posts and did not fight of the syrian army and stayed in these rebel areas. venice met life for us there on the jordan syrian border. a rummy is a senior fellow and professor at the american university joins us now from beirut we're going to speak to

the this syrian regime and the syrians and they consider it if it three four assad from a korean knows they will open the borders without any guarantees they are not sure there will be an opening of the borders without certain guarantees from russia and by the way the government what i know and i'm sure of that there has been communications director between jordan and the ask us for the last month saw that could be that could help by the. rami khouri how will russia ensure that no violation of this peace deal takes place and what would happen to the the deescalation zone that i thought that this this area was supposed to be. the deescalation zones are kind of like the arab israeli peace process they're there on paper but they don't really exist they're a bit of a figment of people's imaginations the syrians and the russians proved those the escalation zones but said they have to keep fighting terrorists which of course every government should do but they define anybody that they don't like as a terrorist therefore the fighting continues and this we've seen this happen throughout the co

many to the border with jordan when the deal was brokered by russia which has been supporting the syrian government and its offensive in that i will burn it smith joins me live now from the job across and that's on the jordan syria border so bernard one of the main concerns now that syrian forces have taken back the area main concerns daryn security for the displaced people who fled along to along this border post in the weeks of the bombardment now last night and this morning some of the thousands of displaced syrians who've been gathering here started to go home the jordanian military particularly hopes that the rest of them will now feel confident and secure enough for them all to go back to their villages and homes in the southern part of syria for the first time in three years the syrian regime is back in control of its fronted with this military convoy flying russian and syrian flags rumbled towards the nasi border crossing minutes after opposition fighters agreed to surrender terms they had little choice in the face of overwhelming russian firepower the fighters will hand over hea

the syrian army offensive in the south of the country has caused tens of thousands of people to flee their homes but neighboring jordan has refused to open its borders to any more refugees tanya credit reports from the golan heights where the build up of syrians displaced by the fighting is growing. more and more tense and makeshift homes are being set up near this village on the syrian side of the golan heights over eleven thousand syrians are said to have reached the area near the fence to the israeli occupied golan heights the assad regime has launched a massive offensive in nearby province shown here on unverified social media footage thousands of syrians have been driven out of their homes since mid june the area in syria's south west is one of the few remaining opposition strongholds it's a sensitive area because of its proximity to israel right behind me on the syrian side syrians fleeing the violence have put up their tents jordan has closed its border they have nowhere else to go israel has never accepted refugees since the fighting began in syria seven years ago however it

the this syrian regime and the syrians and they consider it effectively for assad from a korean knows they will open the borders without any guarantees and i'm not sure there will be an opening of the borders without certain guarantees from russia and by the way the government what i know and i'm sure of that there has been communications director lee between jordan and the mosque us for the last month saw that could be that could help by the. rami khouri how will russia ensure that no violation of this peace deal takes place and what would happen to the the deescalation zone that i thought that this this area was supposed to be. the deescalation zones are kind of like the arab israeli peace process they're there on paper but they don't really exist they're a bit of a figment of people's imaginations the syrians and the russians prove those the escalation zones but said they have to keep fighting terrorists which of course every government should do but they define anybody that they don't like as a terrorist therefore the fighting continues and this we've seen this happen throughout t

the russian and syrian explanation of syrian government explanation would be that yes they are committed to these and they're also committed to fighting terrorists and of course everybody in the world fights terrorists and you define the terrorists yourself so that the escalation zones really are not a completely integrated serious project and fighting terrorism is something that you decide how to do. based on who you designate as a terrorist so these kinds of thousands wrongly and study of their own actions in the syrian government have just now decided to completely try and resolve this militarily and think they can right that's exactly what they're doing they've done this ever since the deescalation zones were created about half a year ago and then they've done this in different parts of the country they did it and east of damascus syria they did it in the north and the west along the lebanese border another doing it in the south and this is what these governments do they use military force they don't particularly pay attention to international law you know ethical niceties anything l

the this syrian regime and the syrians and they consider it effectively for assad from a korean know if they will open the borders without any guarantees and i'm not sure there will be an opening of the borders without certain guarantees from russia and by the way the government what i know and i'm sure of that there has been a communications director between jordan and the oscars for the last month saw that could be that could help either not probably corey how will russia ensure that no violation of this peace deal takes place and what would happen to the the deescalation that i thought that this this area was supposed to be. the deescalation zones are kind of like the arab israeli peace process they're there on paper but they don't really exist they're a bit of a figment of people's imaginations the syrians and the russians proved those the escalation zones but said they have to keep fighting terrorists which of course every government should do but they define anybody that they don't like as a terrorist therefore the fighting continues and this we've seen this happen throughout t

in the syrians would be to run. our consulates and run their rushes really to combat the real resistance and russia already. in order to resume such talks with. the. we are ready to do as part of our learning with. the killer with others through national security and also that you don't lose national awards in the middle east quartet. the. in addition to some other regional human. also you see some other australians scotians the prosecutor a lot about being rationed consists of. consistently based on. the criminal between the said i'm. going to serve them put him. up to about the circle. we intend to continue our interaction. peaceful nuclear area where he was with a source for where. we want to the worst while i was from such severe injury we believe that they borrow want to know how greece next meeting before the end of this year we're going to trial what's next before the end of his year will contribute to these efforts. we will continue working together. both in our work in particular interests and poetry and on

are afraid to live under president bashar assad's rule syrian human rights activists have documented twenty one cases of executions and dozens of arrests since government troops moved into opposition areas during their almost three week offensive. we have seen this happen before in aleppo in eastern even in the homs district of the regime executes people despite assurances that it is no different we have the names of the victims and witness accounts they kill children and the elderly on the basis that their sons or relatives participated in the fight against the regime. the takeover of is another win for assad who now controls around sixty percent of the country but these victories are doing little to foster peace and security for all syrians russian commanders say military police are being sent to guarantee the syrian government won't exact retribution on civilians who lived in rebel areas it's a promise that has been made in the past and a promise the opposition doesn't trust. their leader beirut. business updates. business updates. well you know. there's some other like the. al ja

so you got a syrian and her family is syrian. but to me show here is a quick charge and had nothing to do with all its use other stories. thanks. that was how that was how i was told how they know how. to have their house full how this saturday night live has a very good i was a one. of those with nothing but a few guys who would thank you our. thanks. to our. thank you. how are you. thank you. i miss them. what they say. and love and they are. my nana's slim i asked. my name if they're alive and that mustafa tlass is shan asked. mine if i live. oh. so you know i could not believe that she was going to school and france was learning english and that her dreams were changing. now she really might become a doctor a pharmacist or a teacher at as she wished. my first fiend was say he had r.c. years ago you know if she's still in school and doing greeley where she is exciting hard and is succeeding in several subjects well look good think i got the first integration but it's not what i did yesterday case where. i can split decision wi

this eighteen year old syrian was in a smugglers' boats with his younger sister. the police came up to us in that boat they told us you can't cross they made us turn around the police who previously given us access to their fence and border patrols gave us a statement denying that they turn any refugees around and claim their priority is human dignity. but human rights advocates say they know pushbacks happen all the time and accuse the greek government of breaking international. law. this is al jazeera. hello welcome to the al jazeera news arms the whole robin live in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes syrian refugees are told to turn around and go back after approaching israeli occupied territory. also donald trump flies home into a storm of criticism of the defending russia or against allegations of election meddling. and troops treatises a brick obama is making its highest profile speech since leaving office marking a century since the birth of anti apartheid leader nelson mandela. and twenty years after it was the stablish to prosecute the world's worst

this is a day that we hope syrian mothers israeli mothers syrian young wives israeli young wives and children on both sides of the border can go to sleep at night without. care or. dreams of who knows if their day one is alive today will he be alive again and the next day. the agreement stated that israeli forces would withdraw from the pocket they were occupying and syria. syrian troops would return to almost the same positions they had started the war from with the un managed officers between the two. can a trial the largest city in golan would be returned to syria. in news on the fifth of june nine hundred seventy four the agreement was signed in geneva by senior military officers of both sides. of. the war in october was officially over on both fronts after two hundred forty three days of fighting. kissinger persuaded assad chemicals and get him to remove the gorilla. in the sense he tricked syria to disengage the grip of the ground with . the syria recovered a truck which the israelis grew up before the the tiny sliver of territory with everything else in israeli hands. the egyp

there's no endgame for the war in syria but it's just like another bit that the syrian regime and itsllies are trying to conquer and instead of of course it touches very sensitive ground the israeli border the jordanian border the humanitarian situation there but also the united states are involved in this was a part of syria whether the u.s. and russia agreed circumstantially on a deescalation in which of course the syrian regime and the russians time to finish the war elsewhere before they would for use in here the united nations has urged jordan to open its borders and to take in more refugees but jordan has already said it can't handle anymore where these people are going to go. well eventually i think some of them are going to go to jordan but i think also we will see a lot of internally displaced people and maybe one of the results of these negotiations with the russians and the syrian regime might be if they take them in i don't want to talk about the conditions under which they are going to be taken in internally displaced and also want to highlight the fact that there are cer

refugees syrians fleeing the fighting in and around. three separate times have been set up for men women and children there on the syrian side of the jordanian merit military says it's treated hundreds of casualties people injured by the bombardment people escaping the bombardment but the jordanian military said that as soon as those people have been treated that being sent back over to the syrian side so the most seriously injured have been sent to hospitals in amman the jordanian capital but again as soon as they're treated they're being sent back again into syria. we received people of all ages from young children to old people and we've treated all of them we've had pregnant women people suffering from burned hundreds of casualties. the jordanian government like the israeli government also is sticking to their decision not to allow any more syrian refugees in the jordanians say they've got six hundred fifty thousand syrians already they can't cope with anymore they can't afford to take any more ends up at the moment that border stay

was actually flying in syrian air space. at least sixty people have been killed in forest fires that are burning in several areas near the greek capital athens the fires have destroyed heads and disrupted transport links officials have declared a state of emergency in two areas. hundreds of people are missing after a hydroelectric.

rebels to destroy the syrian government in a syrian army under assad but america turned away from that support because it appeared that isis or outside up would be the beneficiaries of this so ultimately they looked. the united states look to iranian backed militias in iraq and russia and assad in syria to provide that security and they've gone to the kurds in the north but ultimately this is the dilemma i think that both everybody has underlined here is that we're going back to the status quo assad is clearly winning he is asserting himself he is destroying these various rebel groups as he's been doing down in data the question is whether he can provide stable rule in syria and both your other commentators have said no way he can't do that unless he brings in more opposition but that's very unlikely to happen assad is not going to. find a political solution to this war he is finding what he believes a political solution but one that will not satisfy most the syrian opposition he is talking with the kurds and marco rubio american senator just accuse the kurds and north syria the white

the un urges jordan to open its border to syrians trying to escape the government's offensive in terra province. this is live from london also coming up in the program is that heavy rain will delay efforts to get twelve school boys and their coach out of the cave system that trapped in. two months after his shock election defeat prime minister najib razak is arrested in the missing state money. and she struck a new deal to save the german government but will angela merkel center left coalition partners except to. say that the united nations is to open its border to some of the tens of thousands of syrians who have amassed around two hundred seventy thousand people have been forced from their homes by the russian backed government offensive to recapture southwest and there are a province jordan is sending food and aid supplies across but says its border will remain closed so honda has more from beirut in neighboring lebanon jordan israel. and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped in the syrian government offensive and province now into its third week has displaced more

so you've got a syrian and her family is syrian. but to me show here is a quick charge and had nothing to do with all these other stories. thanks. that was how that was how i knows how they know who also had their house pool hall this summer let me add that i was i was the only those with nothing but a few guys who would thank you our. thanks . to our. thank you. how are you. thank you. i miss them and what they still. have and loved ones and they are. my nana's slim i asked. my men if they're alive and that mustafa tlass is shan asked that mine if i live. oh. so you know i could not believe that she was going to school or had friends was learning english and that her dreams were changing. now she really might become a doctor at a pharmacist or a teach set as she wished. i first fiend was say here i was she years ago you know she's still in school and doing greeley where she is exciting hard and is succeeding in several subjects where little i think i got the right integration but it's not what i did yesterday case where. i can spli

the syrian first responders who risked their lives to say about theirs in war torn aleppo the face of relenting brutality heroes have emerged. to tumble and never food aid was brought into the white helmets and the rebels would take a call for themselves to give us nothing not even bread. they have all chosen to risk their lives to save all those. who feel when you see a lot of you children when we go out supply of food we'd see them if there was a collapsed building off drugs shelling they'd called an open area and safe rebel fighters will people they cared about they would leave the civilians same happened not far from here the building was destroyed in shelling and they came just to pull their own out as usual they left the studio. we've been able to get these pray for people and their families out of syria after the extraordinary work they've done save five start of the why how meds those people know how the rebels only did in save civilians the locals out for rebels. going to take a massive three and a half minute break and then i'll be back with the latest news headlines. close

media says the war plane never left syrian territory it crashed on the syrian side of the golan heights where the syrian air force has launched several raids against rebels. they were an envoy for peace in the middle east has warned of increasingly frequent and dangerous confrontations between israel and syria and i'm glad enough made the comments during a un security council meeting in new york i don't mask as to james bays has more from that meeting. it's a time of fresh tension in the middle east the u.n. special coordinator briefing by video link from jerusalem warned of troubling developments on two fronts as we meet today tensions between syria and israel continued to rise while last saturday we were minutes away from another devastating confrontation between israel and hamas in gaza. even before the meeting started the israeli ambassador came to brief reporters on the downing of the syrian jet which he claimed to infiltrate israeli airspace he dodged my question though about a deal which president trump has said he's done with president putin concerning israeli security the world

this is a day that we hope syrian mothers israeli mothers syrian young wives israeli young wives and children on both sides of the border and go to sleep at night without. terror. dreams of who knows if their day one is alive today will he be alive again and the next day. egremont stated that israeli forces would withdraw from the pocket they were occupying in syria. syrian troops would return to almost the same positions they had started the war from with the un managed officers between the two. can a trial the largest city in golan would be returned to syria. in news on the fifth of june nine hundred seventy four the agreement was signed in geneva by senior military officers of both sides. the war in october was officially over on both fronts after two hundred forty three days of fighting. kissinger persuaded assad to have it isn't given to remove the gorilla. in the sense of tricked syria to disengage the grip of the gulag with . the syria recovered a truck which the israelis grew up before the the tiny sliver of territory with everything else in israeli hands. the egyptians got w

giving to a refugee family being the syrian war. in the face of deep rooted tension between the lebanese and the refugees. there. my syrian friends lag bisect on al-jazeera. they're going to run to the top stories. jordan and israel are refusing to open their borders to thousands of refugees who fled a government offensive in syria's darryl province the u.n. says as many as three hundred thirty thousand people have been forced from their homes because of the fighting. rescues in thailand are working out how to extract a young football team and their coach who are trapped deep inside a cave thirteen strong group was found alive on monday and nobody inside the cave for ten days. malaysia's former prime minister has been arrested by anti corruption agents. is expected to be charged on wednesday over his alleged involvement in the betterment and money laundering of the country's multi-billion dollar investment fund. thousands of people are protesting outside the supreme court in poland over a controversial new law that forces forty perc

the syrian intervention found the third child breeding ground of differences and power struggles with them further. and it happened so the s.s.e. if that if mr. arafat's bird is a direct responsibility for that split in the p.l.o. there were two choices that arafat's made the choice that there exist in swells futile. palestinian opponents start a fight for breakaway groups splitting from out of france main front or faction one group called itself fatah and the father syria and libya were only too willing to support the rebels. the tensions within the p.l.o. were rising the battle lines of a fratricidal struggle were beginning to appear. to let it affect them at. objectively speaking in the beginning the demands made to arafat's were just demands and possible to realize i presented them to him he said he could accept them but he distrusted the intentions of his opponents and i conveyed his acceptance to fatah intifada it was very obvious that they had no intention to arrive at an understanding i was convinced of there was a conspiracy and the other splits serve the interest of certain

the syrian government is back in control of southern province after it reached a cease fire deal with rebels it ends more than two weeks of fighting that forced three hundred thirty thousand people to flee many to the border with jordan where the deal was brokered by russia which has been supporting the syrian government bernard smith reports from the jordanian syrian border for the first time in three years the syrian regime is back in control of its fronted with jule this military convoy flying russian and syrian flags rumble towards the nasi border crossing minutes after opposition fighters agree to surrender terms they had little choice in the face of overwhelming russian firepower the fighters will hand over heavy weapons and thousands of them and their families will be given safe passage to opposition held areas in the north of syria. syrian government forces swept through down a province backed up by russian air strikes but as part of the surrender terms they'll leave for villages they captured earlier these and the rest of the border area will be supervised by the russian mili

pro syrian palestinians responded immediately. i mean motel. daddy if you yeah well that the body and how do you get in for this teeny. to having it in for. what the. what do you find the now. as. well. why did he well. enough see why shaaban for this new human home the defense of tripoli was led by artifacts deputy. better known as abu jihad it so they're not that of the syrian dissident this is he rejected the description of the ongoing battle as a purely palestinian affair you're seeing this out of what's think is that it's the tank from of the syrian army you see your car look you can follow it it's. fifty fair you see it if you're coming from the city i'm not a museum to them and they are to. sit in command but as you see. on a factual prominence kept up that tax they have the support among palestinians in the occupied territory. looking to me to get to and what we can see that yasser arafat used to be a symbol for our people but the people are beginning to gradually see the truth and realize what is happening to this person who is interes

introduce so-called transit centers at the german all syrian border the only border be a real border controls. being made so far and they want to reinstate controls on all of the german borders. here in the country trying to filter out refugees and asylum seekers in order to be possible to reject them to say you're not allowed to come into this country cause you have been already beaten being registered as an asylum seeker or as a refugee in some of the european country for asylum seekers this is going to make it even more impossible to even reach germany because germany doesn't want to have these people have and from the very beginning of the whole european migration policy many years ago the whole idea of the european asylum process is to that that the first country that the the first country in which a refugee sets foot that this country is the one where he needs to apply for asylum but germany is surrounded by friends and surrounded by european union countries so for normal refugees that say coming from an arab country or coming from africa it's very difficult to set his for his

heights over eleven thousand syrians are said to have reached the area near the fence to the israeli occupied golan heights the assad regime has norms to massive offensive. shown here an unverified social media footage thousands of syrians have been driven out of their homes since mid june the area in syria's south west is one of the few remaining opposition strongholds it's a sensitive area because of its proximity to israel right behind me on the syrian side syrians fleeing the violence have put up their tents jordan has closed its border they have nowhere else to go israel has never accepted refugees since the fighting began in syria seven years ago however it has provided humanitarian aid to civilians on friday the israeli army published a video showing soldiers delivering humanitarian aid across the golan heights fence into southern syria as more refugees arrived the military said to deliver three hundred tents medical supplies tons of food and clothes since two thousand and thirteen several thousand syrians have also been treated in israeli hospital it's. going to continue prot

well but it's clear that the job across the on the syrian border he's been talking to syrians who are desperate for the border to open so they can reach their families will have more from bernard in just a moment but first one mother explains her situation it really is sort of the caliber of the mothers out as my son was once a refugee here in jordan but he went back to syria with many others the recent bombardment targeted the area where he was sorry he was forced out and now he's trying to come back to jordan i hope he could reach us but i'm not able to communicate with him i appeal to the king of jordan to open the border and allow the displaced syrians and they're trapped between two evils either to be killed by the shelling or die out of thirst and starvation we appealed to the king to allow the borders to be our band and allow our fellow syrians thrower. the aid has been getting through the jordanian military where you can see behind me is the sort of military checkpoint stow is staging area before anything is taken across the border colleagues of mine have been a go over there

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as syrian government tanks roll over more ground in the southwest neighboring jordan to open its border to refugees. from also coming up. arrested billions of dollars that went missing from a state plus. turns to anxiety. deep inside a mountain. and a compromise say. government but the agreement. the united nations is jordan to open its gates to some of the tens of thousands of syrians who have amassed on the border two hundred seventy thousand have been forced from their homes by the russian backed government offensive to recapture the southwest and province jordan is sending food and aid supplies across but says its border will remain sealed to people reports from beirut in neighboring lebanon. jordan israel. and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped. the syrian government's offensive and now into its third week has displaced more than a quarter of a million people according to the united nations some are living in makeshift tents many others out in the open they have little food water or medicine or protection from the heat. there is a humanitarian crisis and the uni

before syrian. refugees approves the applicants request to return lebanon's general security is overseeing the process. so far the returns have not been in significant numbers the united nations says thirteen thousand refugees have gone home in recent years there are over one million syrian refugees registered with the u.n. here but lebanon's government says hundreds of thousands more are not registered. lebanese politicians are pushing for a speedy returns because of the economic burden on the country but the united nations says we turns our premature it refuses to organize them because it believes conditions are not right syria is still not safe and assurances need to be put in place many refugees fled persecution and continued to be considered a security risk by the syrian government. there are refugees who don't want to return because they don't feel safe there waiting for circumstances change they want international guarantees. among them refugees from the syrian town of qusayr at least forty t

there are reports of an agreement between syrian government forces and rebels in their our city the syrian state news agency says rebels will hand over their weapons people who are traps will be allowed to leave the syrian government has widened its offensive to recover south western territories including an enclave held by eisel linked fighters russian warplanes are backing the assault on the yarmulke basin which borders the israeli occupied golan heights and jordan u.n. spokesman stefan to cherish says the situation for the civilians is dire as they continue to leave the region. up to ten thousand people were reportedly displaced towards the daraa including utra county countryside due to the fighting in the yarmouk basin up to two hundred thirty four thousand five hundred people remain internally displaced in daraa and in throw governorates in south in in the country this includes a majority who are in camps in kenya as well as some thirty thousand to thirty five thousand who have moved into areas that have recently changed control. now with the advance of regime forces across to come th

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this is a day that we hope syrian mothers israeli mothers syrian young wives israeli and wives children on both sides of the border and go to sleep at night without. care or. dreams of who knows if their day one is alive today will he be alive again and the next day. the agreement stated that israeli forces would withdraw from the pockets they were occupying in syria. syrian troops would return to almost the same positions they had started the war from with the un managed officers between the two. can a trial the largest city in golan would be returned to syria. in news on the fifth of june nine hundred seventy four the agreement was signed in geneva by senior military officers of both sides. of. the war in october was officially over on both fronts after two hundred forty three days of fighting. kissinger persuaded assad chemicals and get him to remove the gorilla. in the sense of tricked syria to disengage the grip of the good with. the syria recovered from a truck which the israelis grew up before the the tiny sliver of territory with everything else in israeli hands. the egyptians g

right behind me on the syrian side syrians fleeing the violence have put up their tents jordan has closed its border they have nowhere else to go israel has never accepted refugees since the fighting began in syria seven years ago however it has provided humanitarian aid to civilians on friday the israeli army published a video showing soldiers delivering humanitarian aid across the golan heights fence into southern syria as more refugees arrived the military said to deliver three hundred tents medical supplies tons of food and clothes since two thousand and thirteen several thousand syrians have also been treated in israeli hospitals it's . going to continue protecting our borders and to provide humanitarian aid to the full extent possible we will not allow entry into our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four percent of the syrian army. and. the dire situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is very remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of kut seen people have mixe