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Stories about Syria from September, 2007

28 September 2007

Syria: Sad State of Journalism

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Egypt

Syria: Scenes from North Aleppo

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Environment

22 September 2007

Syria: What's on the Palate?

Written by Jillian C. York · Arts & Culture

Perhaps because it's Ramadan, or because talking about the news is difficult, this week Syrian bloggers are focused on food. From the best recipes to those that make no sense...

20 September 2007

Syria: Worshipping Bashar Al Assad

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Travel

19 September 2007

Syria: Message of Peace

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Italy

18 September 2007

12 September 2007

Iraq: Accident on the Way

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Iraq

Bahrain: An Encounter with an Iraqi Girl in Syria

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Bahrain

Bahraini blogger One in a Million (Ar) was in Syria recently, where she met an Iraqi girl, which gave her a lot of food for thought on the conditions of...

7 September 2007

Iraq: Vacationing in Lebanon and Syria

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Iraq

6 September 2007

Israel: Syria Fires at Israeli Warplane

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Israel

Escaping Iraq

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Iraq

5 September 2007

Syria: Eating Pork

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Quick Reads · Food

Arabeyes: Countdown to Ramadhan

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · Bahrain

Ramadhan is a holy month in the Muslim calendar and it is celebrated in all Muslim countries, culminating with a feast or Eid after four weeks of fasting. Muslims are...

2 September 2007

Syria: History, Culture and Identity

Written by Yazan Badran · Ethnicity & Race

In our roundup this week, we will overlook politics again to talk more about the people. Abu Fares in this sensational post, laments the simplicity of the old Levantine-Mediterranean lifestyle....