Ali Haidar has a job title that may sound more like a pipe dream than an official post.
But Syria's new minister for national reconciliation said he believes the country can still unite for a political solution - even after two years of incessant bloodshed and more than 92,000 deaths.
In an exclusive interview with CNN's Frederik Pleitgen, Haidar said all parts of the Syrian government should be up for negotiation.
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Well ya gotta believe in something and reconciliation is better than nothing.
in the current scenario this appears far fetched.
"Israeli president Peres throws his weight behind US for arming rebels".News
"Rebels get Saudi missiles" news
" Israel behind Damascus airstrike killing 10" news.
Good morning.
All this is hardly news. S.Arabia & Israel have been arming rebels before the public even knew whats happening In Syria.
Good morning @ saywhat. Why are they acting like they havent been supplying the rebels with arms all along? This isnt anything new sheesh.
Read "Israel's Plot to Take Down Syria" by Jonathan Aziziah appearing in Friends of Syria.
Right @chrissy
Its also enlightening to get Noam Chomsky's views on Syrian conflict on YouTube.
That's Jonathan Azaziah.I'm not good at spelling names.
All it takes is some weapons and money and you can take over any country in the world where the citizens have nothing.
Interesting read!