Sentence examples for syrian states from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaida has been eclipsed by the even more extreme Isis, which mushroomed out of the western-sponsored destruction of the Iraqi and Syrian states.

For centuries, and before the creation of the modern Iranian, Turkish, Iraqi and Syrian states, rival powers used the Kurds to fight their wars with little benefit to the divided Kurdish nation.

The number of troops available to the Syrian states was much smaller.

The Yamhadite king supported the Yaminite tribes and formed an alliance with other Syrian states including Urshu, Hassum and Carchemish, against the Mariote king who defeated his enemies, but was eventually killed by his son Sumu-Yamam.

In spite of this regression, the king of Yamhad remained the mightiest king of the Syrian states, as he was referred to as a Great King by the Hittites, the diplomatic equal of the Hittite king.

During the first kingdom period between about 3000 and 2300 BC, Ebla was the most prominent kingdom amongst the Syrian states, especially during the second half of the 3rd millennium BC, which is known as the age of the archives after the Ebla tablets.

Syrian state television once claimed Al Jazeera was building sets of Syrian cities so as to stage fake protests.

However, Syrian state TV blamed the attacks on Jabhat al-Nusra, al Qaeda's one-time Syrian affiliate.

In a news conference broadcast on Syrian state television, Maj.

The Syrian state news agency blamed terrorists for the attack.

Syrian state television immediately charged the United States with "aggression".