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Ghassan Hitto (2R), Ahmed Moaz al-Khatib (L) and George Sabra (R) and a Qatari official (2L) at the embassy inauguration.
March 27th, 2013
02:23 PM ET
Syrian opposition opens embassy in Qatar
Syria's opposition opened an embassy Wednesday in Doha, Qatar, a day after Arab League representatives meeting there allowed the rebels to take Syria's seat at the summit.
The embassy is the first for the Syrian National Coalition, which has been recognized by more than 100 nations as the legitimate representative of the Syrian people.
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So that should end the bloodshed now.
Im confused. If the coalition is the recognized legitimate representatives of Syria, why is Al Assad still there? Cant he be removed by now already?
Those festive ballons are quite lovely.
This embassy affair is symbolic @chrissy.
@banasy
festive indeed, their mood sparked my sarcasm.
@saywhat: this is good, because my comment was dripping with it.
The 'opposition' or 'rebels' comprised mostly of outside elements including Al-Qaeda, mercenaries etc are in a state of disarray. Infighting for control & such.