News about Bashar Al-Assad

Hezbollah has promised a musician who was detained by Brazilian authorities to murder him, according to a singer who was detained by Brazilian authorities. According to Michael Messias, he traveled to Lebanon for a performance and spoke with leaders of the resistance group, and was told he would be rewarded if he carried out attacks in Brazil against Jewish targets. Messias denied meeting with the terrorist group until being arrested by the Federal Police after his detention on November 12.

historians may look back on October 7, 2023, as the day that triggered an unethical descent to global war. Beginning with Israel's self-defense in response to a brutal Hamas terrorist attack, Washington, D.C., must have comprehended the devastating threat of this conflict to engulf the entire region - and perhaps even the world. Now, as a heavily armed, Iranian-trained terror army braces for a complete assault on the Jewish State of Lebanon, an undeniable nightmare scenario is emerging just beyond Israel's boundaries. Tens of thousands of Hezbollah rockets raining down on Israel, triggering increasingly destructive rounds of counterattack and increase, and pushing the tiny nation of 9 million to its breaking point. The mullahs of Tehran, drawn to their dim apprehension of Israel's complete and utter destruction, launch their terrorist proxies from Syria to Iraq and elsewhere.

Hossein Amirabdollahian said the "hands of all sides in the area are on the trigger" and that there could be just hours to prevent the conflict from spreading throughout the Middle East. He said the Iranian-backed Hezbollah have war-tested all scenarios and are ready to combat as more than 300,000 Israeli reservists gather on the Israeli frontier in Beirut,' he told reporters. "I want to warn the war criminals and others who support this group before it's too late to avoid the murders of civilians in Gaza because it may be too late in a few hours.'

EXCLUSIVE: An MP has requested that steps be taken to prevent a highly addictive amphetamine-type stimulant from 'infecting the Middle East'. Alicia Kearns (right), chairwoman of Britain's parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee, told MailOnline today that if captagons travel to the UK, we should be concerned. The drug was being used by Syrian President Bashar Al Assad's (inset) government to 'leverage and protect their interests,' according to the Conservative MP for Rutland and Melton, which had devastating consequences for local populations.

Bashar Al Assad (pictured with Prince Badr Bin Sultan, deputy governor of Mecca) is no longer a pariah. The Syrian emperor was welcomed like the returning prodigal son at an Arab League conference in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Syria was kicked out of the regional body just 12 years ago after its tyrant began to wage a brutal war against his own people. However, the Arab states, with the notable exception of Qatar, are still willing to watch the butcher's atrocities. The Saudis and other Gulf monarchs, as well as the West, bankrolled the rebels fighting Assad's reign. Arab leaders, on the other hand, wretchedly clutched his blood-soaked hands. This rehabilitation of a despot is not limited to sickening; it sends a troubling warning to other authoritarian regimes. If you stick with it long enough, they will come to an end, and even states that condemn you today will eventually welcome you back to the fold.

At least 810 people were killed in the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that wreaked havoc on Turkey and Syria today, killing at least 810 people. Citizens, who have been embroiled in a brutal civil war with the deaths of up to 610,000 people, recalled how they'knelt and prayed that it was judgement day' as buildings began to collapse before dawn. Hundreds of families were in shock and fear as a result of the tragedy and terror.' I hadn't felt this way through the years of war,' Anas Habbash, a 37-year-old Aleppo native who escaped with his son and pregnant wife this morning, said, 'I haven't had that feeling all through the years.' 'This was much more difficult than shells and bullets,' he said.'

Bashar al-Assad, Syria's autocratic leader, (left) Venezuelan Nicolás Maduro (inset) Nicolás Maduro (left) Nicolás Maduro (top right) has been left off the exclusive guest list. The snub list climbed even higher this week after it was revealed that Vladimir Putin, Aleksandr Lukashenko, and North Korea's Kim Jong Un were among those snubbed. As the world mourns Her Majesty's death at the age of 96, the world's most influential men and women are vying for seats to watch the historic state funeral of late Queen Elizabeth II. Around 500 world leaders, foreign dignitaries, and heads of state, including Joe Biden, Emmanuel Macron, and Japanese Emperor Naruhito, will attend the historic service in honor of the country's longest-reigning monarch, which will be the first complete State Funeral held in Britain since Winston Churchill died in 1965.