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"The regime cannot understand how residents here are still demonstrating despite heavy deployment of security forces".
During the interview, one showed in real time the deployment of security forces around settlements where Palestinians were picking olives.
Activists in the capital, Damascus, and its suburbs said small but persistent protests by hundreds of demonstrators erupted after Friday Prayer despite the deployment of security forces.
The planned mass protest, which was called by activists to demand political reforms in the kingdom, never took place because of the heavy deployment of security forces.
"There has been an unprecedented deployment of security forces all around the northern part of the city," said Ahmad, an activist in Hama reached via Skype.
It also includes the deployment of security forces to areas where large numbers of people tend to congregate, like shopping centers and popular tourist attractions.
The activists reported heavy shelling in the cities of Hama and Homs, as well as large deployments of security forces sweeping through neighborhoods in those cities, the northern city of Idlib and the southern city of Dara'a, the birthplace of the Syrian uprising, which is now in its second year.
A Brotherhood-led group has called for mass rallies, while the interior minister has ordered the deployment of large numbers of security forces to guard the trial venue.
The deployment of a total of 100,000 members of security forces across the disaster zone, most from the People's Liberation Army, is one of the largest peacetime mobilizations by any country in recent memory.
On November 2 the Syrian government accepted an Arab League plan calling for the withdrawal of security forces from cities, the release of prisoners, and the deployment of a delegation of Arab League monitors in Syria.
The deployment of British troops is seen by London as essential for the creation of security forces loyal to the UN-brokered government of national accord, announced on 17 December, which is intended to unify Libya's warring factions.
