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re not welcome in communities that have long prided themselves on their tolerance of the religious minorities in their midst, including Christians, Alawites, Druze, Kurds and Ismaili Shiites. A rebel leader in northern Syria who asked to be identified by his nom de guerre, Abu Mustafa, described how he

ndard Negotiations That Matter Reuel Marc Gerecht Article 4. The Washington Post Fears of extremism taking hold in Syria as violence continues Liz Sly. Article 5. Asharq Al-Awsat interview: The PLO's Ahmad Quray Kifah Zaboun Article 6. Hiirriyet Daily News Turkey blocks Israel from NATO summi

e held. Even that could be optimistic, experts say. A third of Syria's population belongs to religious or ethnic minorities, among them Christians, Alawites, Shiites and Kurds, who share concerns about the potential rise of Sunni Islamism. It is in large part a measure of the dysfunction of the rest of

Article t The Atlantic Egypt: Inside the Fight for the Presidency Thanassis Cambanis Article 2. The Washington Post syria's Muslim Brotherhood Liz Sly. Article 3. Syria Comment The Hamas-Syrian Split Mohammad Ataie Article 4. The Nation The Energy Wars Heat Up Michael T. Klare Article 5. T

held. Even that could be optimistic, experts say. A third of Syria's population belongs to religious or ethnic minorities, among them Christians, Alawites, Shiites and Kurds, who share concerns about the potential rise of Sunni Islamism. It is in large part a measure of the dysfunction of the rest of

he Atlantic Egypt: Inside the Fight for the Presidency Article 1. Thanassis Cambanis The Washington Post Syria's Muslim Brotherhood Article 2. Liz Sly Syria Comment The Hamas-Syrian Split Article 3. Mohammad Ataie The Nation The Energy Wars Heat Up Article 4. Michael T. Klare The Diplomat