updated Sat. February 10, 2024
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Middle East Eye
April 2, 2018
A leading critic of Damascus, Farid Ghadry wrote that while the EU and the United States were censuring Assad for Syria's role in Lebanon and Iraq, Erdogan was cementing his relationship with Assad and using Syrian influence with the Arab League to improve ties with Egypt, Libya, Algeria and Qatar.
Center for Research on Globalization
March 22, 2017
... Reform Party of Syria (RPS) and 'Syrian Democratic Coalition', run by US-based Syria dissent to Farid N. Ghadry, financed by US State Department. In his own words, “Radio Free Syria will help us unite and consolidate the reformers inside Syria with the reformers pressuring the regime from the outside.
Huffington Post UK
October 31, 2015
The civil war in Syria has been raging for over four years now and has shown no signs of abating. An incredibly complex web of belligerents within the country is further muddied by the involvement of international actors. The broad picture is one of western-backed rebel groups fighting an insurgencyÃâà...
Tablet Magazine
March 13, 2013
Israeli soldiers in an abandoned military outpost overlooking the ceasefire line between Israel and Syria on Tal Hazika near Alonei Habshan in the Golan Heights on November 15, 2012. (AFP/Getty Images). For the better part of 40 years, the Syrian border has been the quietest of Israel's frontiers.
Gatestone Institute
October 12, 2012
Also, they make up a significant minority in Damascus and its surrounding regions. Some Alawite dominated towns around Damascus (in Damascus suburb province) are even named after Assad by the residents. Reply->. Farid Ghadry • Oct 14, 2012 at 09:36. Intellectuals sometimes make the mistake ofÃâà...
Gatestone Institute
August 17, 2012
Reply->. Farid Ghadry • Aug 17, 2012 at 11:28. This is an excellent article that highlights the common differences well. The religious-centric Alevis supported by their "cems" may be the focal component. When a community is connected through peaceful spirituality, it holds itself accountable for its actions.
The Economist
April 28, 2011
The exiled opposition, including Mr Khaddam in Paris, the Islamist Movement for Justice and Development in London, and the Reform Party of Farid Ghadry in Washington, has never taken off. But inside Syria some of the signatories of the Damascus Declaration, an alliance of secular Syrians, Kurds andÃâà...
OUPblog (blog)
January 20, 2009
These are excerpts from an article written by Farid Ghadry. I know some of you aren't going to agree with me, but I don't think the leaders of the Arab nations care at all about their fellow Arab refugees. The more the refugees suffer, the more it helps their (the leader's) cause to wipe Israel off the map.
