/r/SyrianRebels
Syrian Rebels - A subreddit dedicated to the discussion of the Syrian Revolution. We are committed to the fundamental values of freedom, justice, truth, and human rights for everyone. Therefore, we support the Syrian opposition and its struggle to liberate the Syrian people from the barbaric and genocidal forces of Assad, Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, and ISIS.
The Syrian Rebels subreddit is dedicated to the discussion of the Syrian Revolution. We are committed to the fundamental values of freedom, justice, truth, and human rights for everyone. Therefore, we support the Syrian opposition and its struggle to liberate the Syrian people from the barbaric forces of Assad, Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, and ISIS.
In March 2011, peaceful protests erupted in Syria as part of the Arab Spring, after several children were tortured for having written graffiti in support of it. The Assad regime responded to the protests by killing hundreds of demonstrators. In July 2011, defectors from the military announced the formation of the Free Syrian Army, a Syrian rebel group aiming to overthrow the Assad regime. For more information about the Syrian war, please visit our Wiki page.
The general editorial policy of this political subreddit is pro-Syrian opposition, anti-Assad regime, and anti-ISIS. Participants may post any topics compatible with this theme. If posts or comments with other themes are made, they must be supported with evidence from neutral sources.
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I thought they was just fighting against a Tyrannical regime in Syria?
Why was they fighting in Libya and Armenia?
Turkey and Assad have been undergoing talks to normalize relations between them, leaving the rebels in Idlib and SNA vulnerable to an Assad attack. According to the Al Jazeera article, the rebels are reinforcing to make a push for Aleppo. Considering that Assad want to take back complete control of the country and that him and Turkey are talking about normalization, this could be a set up by Turkey for Assad to push back and take back the rebel areas. I could be wrong, but I think that Bashar will last for quite some time, especially if this plan works.
it says turkey denied giving permission to rebels for making huge oparation to assad ragime. What do you think can rebels atack assad without turkeys help?
I am a fairly conservative Muslim who wants Islamic unity against Israel. I don't like Assad, he's a mass murderer, but so are the rebels now (although to a much different extent). I'm not to well knowledgeable on Iran. They seem to be the only ones fighting Israel. I love and hate Hezbollah cause they did fight against Israel but also massacred Syrians. Who do I support? HTS? Assad? Turkish mercenaries? I want what is best for Syria and the Syrian people. I want to live in Syria where I don't have to fear for my life or fear that my family could be killed or worse. What's the future of Syria look like? Have we hit rock bottom or is there still worse to come? Thanks!!
How many syrians actually support the rebels, if there was an estimate? every syrian i knew opposed asad, do they all support the rebels? Also, i recently read some stuff about the rebels recruiting child soldiers and massacring civilian populations, is any of this true? i want to hear what the natives have to say about this.
There is a website called "Syrian Archive", which documents crimes and massacres. Here are some channels on Telegram:
1-Syrian Revolution Archive - Leaked: https://t.me/SRA_Leaked
2-Syrian Revolution Archive - Caesar’s leaked photos: https://t.me/Syrian_Revolution_Archive_caesar
3-Syrian Revolution Archive - Films and Documentaries: https://t.me/Syrian_Revolution_Archive_Film
4-Syrian Revolution Archive - Books: https://t.me/Syrian_Revolution_Archive_Book
5-Syrian Revolution Archive - Violations and Massacres: https://t.me/Syrian_Revolution_Archive_Massac
6-Syrian Revolution Archive (public account): https://t.me/Syrian_Revolution_Archive
May Allah accept his efforts and grant us this loyalty.