Muslims in Syria followed the speech of the Egyptian President, Mohamed Morsi at the conference of ‘Non-Aligned' countries held in Tehran, in which he proclaimed the "moral duty" that drove him for solidarity with the revolution in Syria, and expressed his "undiminished full support for it." He then played the same tune as America in calling for the unity of the opposition for building a ‘New Syria', wishing peaceful transition…

The American State Department spokesman, Rayan Killeha said on 23 / 8 / 2012 that the continued violence in Syria strengthens the jihadi groups, raising the concern of the international community. He pointed out that Syria's future is decided by its people and not by any external party, such as these groups. "Klleha" denied - in an interview with United Press International - that Obama began leaning to the military…

Just before the 10 days deadline the super powers of the Security Council planned to give to the Syrian brutal regime, it renewed its process of killing of the unarmed civilians in a severe cycle of violence; where the rebelling cities and villages were pounded with all kinds of weapons. The regime insists to keep the appalling massacres its most prominent token to prove its control over land.

Aleppo University has led Syrian universities with the demonstrations of its youth, which has exhausted the security forces and the (pro-regime) thugs, by their own admission. As a demonstration at one college is severely suppressed, another demonstration at a sister college comes to support it. Thus the students have tasted the different kinds of torment through the months of the blessed revolution.