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Will the Syrian opposition Appoints New President

DAMASCUS - The opposition Syrian reportedly will appoint a new president in Istanbul, Turkey. The plan, the appointment was made ​​at a meeting of high-ranking opposition against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Syria's opposition coalition also hopes to increase the number of its members, especially by adding factions fighting inside Syria. The meeting in Istanbul will also formulate a government that will represent all the people of Syria.

Syrian opposition coalition currently has 62 members of the group. Three opposition figures such as George Sabra, Burhan Ghalioun and Louay Safi at least have a chance to be elected president of the coalition. So reported the Associated Press on Saturday (18/05/2013).

In addition to choosing a new president, the meeting will also discuss the fate of Prime Minister of Syria while Ghassam Hitto. Has long been known, Hitto undesirable by some countries to help Syria, like Saudi Arabia.

Hitto will be officially introduced at the names of his cabinet. But for the interior minister and the minister of defense has not been determined by the Military Council Rated (SMC), in accordance with its agreement with the opposition.

However, SMC wants it control approximately 50 percent of the seats in the coalition. This complicates negotiations among coalition members who do not want to hand over power to the military.

The meeting in Istanbul was made after Secretary of State United States (U.S.), John Kerry and the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met in Moscow, May 7. The meeting aimed to discuss peace in Syria. (Faj)

Support Israel Bashar al-Assad's regime

DAMASCUS - Syrian opposition groups assess Iran and Hezbollah cooperate with Israel in support of President Bashar al-Assad. They assess the Israeli air strikes into Syria last week in an attempt to thwart the opposition control of the weapon.

"Iran and Hezbollah working with Israel to continue to support Assad. Assad has been protecting the border with Israel for 40 years," said Abdulkader Saleh Syrian opposition commander, was quoted as saying on Tuesday (05/14/2013).

For Saleh, the Israeli air strike that killed 42 Syrian soldiers last week, actually intended to prevent the Syrian opposition forces took control arms.

"Opposition forces prepared to seize weapons, so the Israeli attack. There is evidence that lead on this," said Saleh.

Israel so far refused to confirm the attack. But foreign media reports said Israeli warplanes bombed a rocket supplies in Damascus. The rockets were scheduled to be transferred to Hezbollah in Lebanon.

"This attack is basically done to support the Assad government," he said.

According to Saleh, a Syrian military commanders are planning to hand over the weapons to the opposition. But the plan failed because Israel was to attack first. (Faj)
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