Tablet Magazine

Assad’s Industrial Killing Machine
U.S. says the Syrian regime is operating a prison crematorium to ‘dispose of detainees’ remains’
BY TONY BADRAN
May 16, 2017

On the Fifth Anniversary of the Syrian Civil War, a Stateless Refugee Says Thank You
Reflecting on the long sad march out of Homs, and the people along the way
BY ABOUD DANDACHI
March 14, 2016

Assad’s ‘Machinery of Cruel Death’
Amnesty International’s report about the regime’s prison system, in which 17,723 people have reportedly died, is jaw-dropping. So why has the Syrian Civil War lost much of it political resonance?
BY ARMIN ROSEN
August 24, 2016

My Double Life in Damascus
Reporting from an antisemitic dictatorship in Syria
BY PETER THEROUX
May 19, 2021

Syria and the Failure of the Multicultural American Left
Why Assad is the Franco of the Middle East, and why the United States has done so little to help his victims—80 years after liberal-minded Americans took up arms in the Spanish Civil War
BY YOAV FROMER
February 12, 2017