The fronts in the Syrian conflict are increasingly hardening along religious lines. But the prospects for the Christian, Druze and Alawite minorities are all very different.
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ALEY, Lebanon (AP) — A former Syrian vice president who became one of the country's most prominent dissidents was kidnapped in Lebanon five months ago while visiting his daughter and is believed to be secretly imprisoned by the Syrian regime as it tries to crush a 7-month-old uprising, his daughter and Lebanese police said. Delete the scoop?
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Daughter of the 86-year-old Syrian dissident says her father is being held in Syria and that his health is deteriorating. Delete the scoop?
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