Syrians are searching for answers about their loved ones after the collapse of the Assad regime. Islamic fighters broke into Saydnaya and liberated all the prisoners, leaving the jail cells empty. CBS News’ Elizabeth Palmer has the latest.
Syrians continue to search for loved ones long imprisoned by the Assad regime
Categories:
Related Post
‘Waqf system must come out of touch me not syndrome’‘Waqf system must come out of touch me not syndrome’
Former minority affairs minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi emphasized the need for reforms in the Waqf system, advocating for greater accountability and transparency. The government planned to introduce a Bill to
Texas Attorney General challenges liberal county’s guaranteed income program, calls it a ‘welfare scheme’Texas Attorney General challenges liberal county’s guaranteed income program, calls it a ‘welfare scheme’
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced last week that he is suing Harris County over their revised guaranteed income program. In a press release, Paxton slammed the “welfare scheme” and
Eye of the Storm: Back-to-back hurricanes threaten to upend Harris-Trump presidential showdownEye of the Storm: Back-to-back hurricanes threaten to upend Harris-Trump presidential showdown
As the death toll rises and roughly a quarter of a million people remain without power or running water a week and a half after Hurricane Helen tore a path