Fua and Kefraya, two villages in the northern province of Idlib, have been surrounded by rebels and face regular bombardment.
But Izzy Sheratsky, a Tel Aviv-born tech millionaire, said he was so moved by the regular bombardment of the city by rockets fired by Hezbollah from Lebanon that he bought two local clubs and merged them to try to give the city something else to think about.
"Indiscriminate and widespread shelling, the regular bombardment of cities, mass killing, indiscriminate firing on civilian targets, firing on civilian gatherings and a protracted campaign of shelling and sniping on civilian areas have characterized the conduct of the government," the panel said.
What's left of the Islamic State group enclave is an easy target - a couple of tented encampments surrounded on all sides and under regular bombardment from coalition warplanes.
The Iraqi army's 17-month occupation in 1980-82 ravaged Hoveyzeh and other towns, and major cities still come under regular bombardment.
"People have grown accustomed to the barrel bombs; we are nearing a year of this regular bombardment," Hamdi said, referring to the near-daily government airstrikes using a particularly indiscriminate weapon.
For instance, Stoll describes how in 1944 Bachmann remained alone in the family home in Klagenfurt, by then subject to regular aerial bombardment, so that she could complete her studies at school, while her mother and siblings moved to her grandparents' home in rural Carinthia.
The peculiar horror and ruthlessness of the recent raid on Guernica must not cause us to forget the regular and senseless bombardment of Madrid which has been going on continually for the past three weeks.
Under siege by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad since November 2012, Mouadamiya has endured regular and indiscriminate bombardment with heavy artillery, mortars, and barrel bombs dropped by regime aircraft.
This covert war was also waged with the assistance of B-52 aerial bombardments and regular supply flights from Air America, a commercial airline fronting for the CIA, which flew in food and ammunition to mountain helipads cut out of the jungle.
