President Obama said he has not yet made a decision on
whether he will order a military strike against Syria, but
said the U.S. government has "concluded" that Bashar
Assad's regime has deployed chemical weapons. A lot of lives are being lost everyday,we want peace.
The narrative in Syria is not as simple as a country’s
oppressed majority fighting against an authoritarian regime.
Extremist elements among the opposition make the West
nervous, and Syria’s fragmented opposition lacks a clear
directive. That could lead to further instability should the
Assad regime fall.The consequences of Syria’s war extend beyond its borders,
as violence spills into other countries and threatens to
destabilize the region. Clashes between Shia government
supporters and fighters from Syria’s majority-Sunni
population have prompted bomb attacks in Lebanon and Iraq.
Foreign fighters have joined battles on both sides, including
Hezbollah for the government and radical Sunnis for the
opposition. Instability has attracted jihadist groups, which
have seized territory for their own use.More than 100,000 people have died and millions more,
including 1 million children, have fled their homes. Many
have left for Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq (map), where
they face hardship while awaiting their fate in sprawling
refugee camps. Peace is all we seek!Syrian rebels claim capture of strategic military base, please my friends pray for your soldiers here we are under heavy attack.