by
Steven A. Cook
November 17, 2012
Syrian Bedouin writer and journalist Lina Hawyan al-Hassan, reads a book at her home in Damascus (Khaled Al Hariri / Courtesy Reuters)
Jake Hess’ take on hunger striking Kurds.
Issandr el Amrani on Ahmed al Jabari’s assassination.
Katie Paul looks at the escalating crisis in Jordan.
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