Sentence examples for Syrian paper from inspiring English sources

"And my brother was such a fierce fighter that a Syrian paper compared him to Abdel-Aziz al-Rantisi" — one of the founders of Hamas.

Some forge Syrian papers to slip in and hide with relatives.

The Syrian papers also ignored the killing, though President Bush's announcement of sanctions against Damascus received blanket coverage.

While Turks have so far maintained an open-border policy for Syrians with papers, the same cannot be said for the rest of the world.

"None of us want to be here," says Ahmed Kamshle, a 14-year-old Syrian brandishing his papers.

When Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera do comment directly on Syrian affairs, they tend to paper over the rebels' flaws and emphasize the conflict's religious fault lines.

To cap it all off, a separate article in the same day's paper said the Syrian Army had killed 38 people in the country's northern area — the death toll, in this case, reported more definitively than in the story about the Israeli Army's action.

It also published useful briefing papers entitled "The Syrian refugee crisis: Understanding and responding to tensions and conflicts in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey," the three countries with the largest number of Syrians fleeing the war.

Its overly optimistic 18-month Syrian transition road map is a mere paper trail so far.

In a paper describing Emergency Department visits of Syrian refugees in Turkey, URTI was found to be the most prevalent diagnosis (47.3%) (Gulacti et al. 2017).

Zeina Bali, a Syrian journalist who wrote a piece about the papers for Syria Today, told us that the paper Surytina even publishes book reviews that link their narratives to developments in the civil war.