*Syrias lesson to Lebanon: Revolution is an attitude * Hanin Ghaddar Syrians who reside in Egypt hang an effigy of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad during a demonstration in Cairo on January 8. (AFP/Khaled Desouki)
No one in Lebanon expected the Syrians to challenge President Bashar al-Assads regime. No one thought for a second that the Syrian revolution would go on for this long, elevating the country to its right place at the heart of what is today called the Arab Spring. Our stereotypes and misconceptions of the Syrian people blinded us. Our arrogance plagued our understanding of the simple reality that the Syrians have been suffering under a dictator too. We refused to differentiate between the regime and the people, and chose, as usual, the easier way to deal with our fears: isolating and victimizing our fate and political fabric. Sadly, many Lebanese still refuse to accept the fact that they are not an exception and that the Syrians, whom they have humiliated for so many years, are actually fighting for democracy and freedom in the most courageous of ways. Meanwhile, the Lebanese sit by idly in the shadows, secretly hoping they can win our battles. We failed to fulfill our uprising, the Cedar Revolution, in 2005 and failed to create bonds or channels with the Syrians in the years after. Instead, we alienated ourselves. Today, we see Syrians dying daily from the comfort of our living room TV. We hide our shame behind self-involved concerns of sectarian civil war spreading to Lebanon or Islamists seizing power and threatening minorities. Those concerns, of course, cannot be denied, but its important to note that these will only materialize if the minorities - both in Lebanon and Syria - stay silent. If Christians, Druze and Allawites join the Sunnis in their fight for freedom, the regime will not be able to turn the struggle into a sectarian war. But many Lebanese, with their sick sectarian mentalities, refuse to see the possibility of a genuine call for freedom and dignity in Syria. The Lebanese tend to think of Syrians as either construction workers or soldiers in the Syrian army, which occupied the country in 1976 during the civil war. Now we refuse to see beyond our fears caused by the Syrian regime's atrocities. When the army pulled out in April of 2005, many of us humiliated the men who stayed behind by relegating them to build our houses and work only menial jobs. I don't blame the Syrian people if they hate us, or if they have lost all faith in us. The Syrians today can look us straight in the face and shake our stubborn, exceptional belief in Lebanese superiority. Every day they send us the message that freedom, political awareness and democracy are not exclusive to the Lebanese people. They have demonstrated, with meaningfulness, the necessary components of a true revolution. They have regained public space. The Syrians were deprived of public space for 40 years. They could not have their own Tahrir Square, so they occupied the streets, nearly everywhere. No Arab revolution witnessed the same sweeping scope in demonstrations. Cities, towns and villages all over Syria have taken to the streets in one call for freedom. They have regained their citizenship. Demonstrators in Syria, from urban intellectuals to rural tribes and farmers, all realized that the only way to achieve their dream is to adhere to civil means of activism: non-violent protests, calls for basic human rights and democracy. To get their message out, activists resorted to citizen journalism and social media. In spite of the regimes severe crackdown, the level of coordination and professionalism among activists has been impeccable. They know that any armed group, including the Syrian National Army, must be an entity whose only mission is to protect and defend peaceful protesters. They also understand that political power is for the people. The Lebanese, who for years have had relative access to democratic means, have instead preferred to submit to sectarian leaders who prefer the state remain paralyzed and unaccountable. Unlike us, and despite inevitable disagreements among opposition figures, the Syrians decided from the beginning that there is no such thing as a leader, but a representative whose only goal is to work on behalf of the people. For example, the Syrian National Council will likely face internal restructuring and change in leadership in the very near future. The Council did not have credibility until the people on the ground supported it with their slogans, and now it is losing legitimacy because the same people disapprove of it. Today, the people on the streets will decide who represents them. The Syrians, whom we have disrespected and ridiculed, told the world that they too deserve freedom and dignity. Without diplomatic manoeuvres or corrupt compromises, they saw their moment and took advantage of it. They have put us all to shame. We Lebanese should apologize to the Syrians for not only what we have done, but what we have failed to do. We need their courage today more than ever. We need to cling to their dreams and power. Maybe we could learn something from them, maybe we could start by sacrificing a bit of our arrogance. *Hanin Ghaddar is managing editor of NOW Lebanon. * ----------------- http://syrianrevolutiondigest.blogspot.com/2012/01/oh-what-difference-arab-league-cannot.html#comment-form Oh what a difference the Arab League cannot make! *The mission that was designed to fail is failing, the world that opted to watch is watching. Meanwhile, the killers kill, and the protesters protest all the worlds a stage, and each is playing his part to perfection.* *Sunday 8, 2012* *Todays death toll:* 32, mostly in Homs City and the town of Douma in Rural Damascus. Clashes were also reported between loyalists and new wave of defectors in the towns of Zabadani and Madaya in Rural Damascus along the border with Lebanon. An Ambush by FSA units left several loyalists dead in the village of Maar Dibseh in Idlib Province. More defections were also reported in Homs City. and in Hama City where announced his defection along with 50 soldiers from his unit. *Saturdays death toll*: 29 + 11 loyalist troops killed in clashes with new defectors in the town of Bosra Al-Harir in Deraa/Hauran Province. *Links* *Syrian Americans anxiously monitor uprising*<http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/syrian-americans-anxiously-monitor-uprising/2012/01/08/gIQAQfNQkP_story.html> ** My entire family is featured in this Washington Post article. The real people who deserve to be featured, that is, the protest leaders in Syria, were temporarily unavailable. Today, we speak for them, tomorrow, they'll speak for themselves. Or, to put it differently, they are already speaking for themselves, but their language is that of Revolution, and people like us are occasionally needed as translators. Hope we're doing a good job. *Only in Syria does the rate of fallen martyrs exceed that of regular rainfall Kafrenbel Idlib Jan 8, 2012 **http://youtu.be/yqdquCWM4Zs* <http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-SmrotbSVvnY/Twq-5bFhMJI/AAAAAAABWUA/z528hZSaqd0/s1600/Kafrenbel+8-2.png> * * *The Christian Question* Gregorius Lahham, Patriarch of the Roman Catholic Church in Syria, *refused*<http://all4syria.info/web/archives/45164>in an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat to tie the fate of Christian communities in Syria with that of any ruling regime, saying that Christians are free to choose their political position in the current situation whether with or against the regime. These statements by Father Lahham, following similar utterances by the patriarchs of other churches in Syria, are neutral only on the surface of things. At the time when the regime managed to prevail on the highest Islamic religious authority in the land, namely the Grand Mufti, among many other Islamic scholars and figures to come out against the revolution, the neutrality exhibited by the likes of Father Lahham exemplified the refusal to condemn any Christians taking part in the revolution, not to mention the revolution itself, is pretty courageous, not to mention wise, stand. Moreover, and despite Father Lahhams denial that the regime has tried to pressure him into condemning the Revolution, its doubtless that he, among other Christian religious leaders, are under a lot of pressure to do so. Neutrality in the face of these pressures is indeed bravery, more importantly, its a form of participation in the revolution, and constitutes the biggest guarantee that Christian communities have regarding their post-Assad future. The inability to move beyond these neutral stances into a clear endorsement of the revolution, on the other hand, reflects the concerns of Father Lahham, and others, not only for their personal safety, but for the wellbeing of all Christian communities in Syria, because the real physical threat against the survival of the Christian communities in Syria is not posed by the Revolutionaries, but by the Assads and their loyalist militias. Under the Assads, the Christians are not protected, they are hostages. *The Truth about AL and UNSC* Meanwhile, the *Arab League has stopped short of turning to UN on Syria*<http://www.jpost.com/MiddleEast/Article.aspx?id=252775>, but in a press conference, Qatari PM *said*<http://www.aawsat.com/details.asp?section=1&issueno=12095&article=658117>that the UNSC doesnt need any referrals from the Arab League, and can interfere whenever it wants. That is, *if* it wants. Herein the rub. The world wants nothing to do with the situation in Syria, at least at this stage. Still, for all their calls for international military intervention, the revolutionaries are aware of this, they know they are on their own, and they are planning their moves accordingly. They will keep clamoring for international intervention, but they are not waiting for it. *Video Highlights * The *Midan Explosion* captured on video http://youtu.be/5beNGV_FES8 But on January 8, locals rallies at night in the exact spot an interesting way of preserving the crime scene. But then, why bother, if the verdict is already in http://youtu.be/3xnbMrw6HyI , http://youtu.be/kkkg5Lc5jSc New videos of the massacres that took place in *Homs City on April 19, 2011 *in Clock-Tower Square, redubbed by revolutionaries since as Freedom Square. Despite the overwhelming gunfire, protesters remained defiant even then with some shouting out when they could fuck you and your President http://youtu.be/5DvLJxA7qBs , http://youtu.be/8FMQpV3YQ6g *Message* to Gen. Al-Dabi, head of the Arab League Mission to Syria from the local commander of a unit affiliated with the Free Syrian Army. The commander, Col. Afif Mahmoud Suleiman, complains that AL monitors were unable to meet with them during their tour of Hama City. He demands a meeting, and that AL monitors visit the suburbs that were bombed by loyalists and the sites of suspect mass graves http://youtu.be/f64m-T3Og8Q The recent and highest ranking defector so far, *Maj. Gen. Mustafa Al-Sheikh *, addresses the revolutionaries announcing his defection and says that the army has become an occupation force. Al-Jazeerah had aired parts of the announcement before: this is the full version http://youtu.be/FG9xjNRb0gg In *Qoussour* Neighborhood in *Homs City*, sign says National Coordination Body, where are your supports in the Street? http://youtu.be/GCu-_aIK9DMMeanwhile, a sign in *Khaldiyeh* states the people want internationalization, they want military intervention http://youtu.be/9DbiPUf4hrA In the suburb of *Zamalka* in Rural Damascus, protesters carry a banner National Council, no more mistakes, so beware! http://youtu.be/MhY0coBl01QIn *Shoueikeh* Neighborhood in Damascus City, protesters chant O Ghalioun (head of SNC), O Manna (NCB Spokesman), the Syrian blood is not for sale http://youtu.be/xfVLE1kE-mo So, how bad are things for Assad in Damascus? This video was made by an activist during a pro-Assad rally in the Seven Fountains Square in Central Damascus on Jan 4 for the benefit of AL monitors. This crowd according to Syrian TV number s million strong! The speaker is shouting in the background: he who loves Assad let him come closer. Obviously, the takers are few http://youtu.be/MtOgZUyRoPY Tic Toc. *HOMS THE CITY* *Baba Amr* One of the local sniper takes out a child by shooting him through the right eye (Jan 7) http://youtu.be/7toQ0-uuDrs Impact of overnight pounding of *Jib Al-Jandali* http://youtu.be/6cgg8C0UBiM, http://youtu.be/nLaHY0OQ79w Impact of overnight pounding on *Asheerah*Neighborhood http://youtu.be/GSfxjlyGIYQ , http://youtu.be/oDgW1g8yGpo A Martyr http://youtu.be/SdrO5kL6Ofc A mothers grief. She says he didnt have breakfast before he left http://youtu.be/nuZdgkjv94A The wounded include a baby http://youtu.be/eu6tItLcYSM *Jouret Al-Shayah* A sniper claims his daily kill http://youtu.be/zZs5OSZ1ye0 Smuggled out video shows the living conditions inside one of the cells in *Central Prison of Homs* not inspected by the AL monitors http://youtu.be/pSitwqiYK1k , http://youtu.be/zTBF7uATFGY *Al-Rifai Street (Karm Al-Zeitun Neighborhood) *comes under fire http://youtu.be/klM16FqlT9c , http://youtu.be/T1DzEKoDuOo , http://youtu.be/nr0WcwiecXI Rescuing the wounded http://youtu.be/WSl9K1-YBEsA baby among the victims http://youtu.be/-ropuQ2W1sw Another martyr http://youtu.be/Vqq0MVHqrF4 A nighttime funeral http://youtu.be/M44IYFjpVJ4 Martyrs from *Deir Baalbah* http://youtu.be/Gp4Eyo6gnyo , http://youtu.be/-K3aQ0zCXVE A funeral http://youtu.be/qQ2J289ActI , http://youtu.be/uNe8XC2lW9M Another one at night http://youtu.be/oTX4DooVIEoThe neighborhood comes under fire at night http://youtu.be/S3KsmA5yNjo *Khaldiyeh* a funeral for yesterdays martyrs http://youtu.be/JGdjBJVAKgc , http://youtu.be/wLH9wSXlH88 A new martyr (gruesome) http://youtu.be/JnGRXCStPcY A rally in *Malaab* is dispersed by loyalists (near end of clip) http://youtu.be/gvi3C_VFsgA *Hamidiyeh* the new loyalist checkpoints http://youtu.be/seMPBdTAn-4 *Rallies* *Bab Al-Sibaa* http://youtu.be/xZfOSBCdEo8 *Qoussour* http://youtu.be/m5DN9gTs9yM *Inshaaat* http://youtu.be/GBUxT0x0cBE * Nighttime* *Khaldiyeh* (night) http://youtu.be/9DbiPUf4hrA *Qoussour* http://youtu.be/3K-dh0hQK14 , http://youtu.be/NgEDMdO5Vq4 *Bab Houd* http://youtu.be/FtcJMFRGnVI *Waer* http://youtu.be/_4ltgB6Aupk , http://youtu.be/7poej7dX46k *Deir Baalbah* http://youtu.be/h3H64Mnhsw0 * Ghoutah* http://youtu.be/mFzESnjvAJY *Shammas* http://youtu.be/AWSa0v2nGa8 *Karm Al-Shami* http://youtu.be/HTsZhajY9qI *Bab Dreib* http://youtu.be/lXT9mQZkdv4 *Baba Amr* http://youtu.be/fSEwm8T22GA *HOMS THE PROVINCE * A Martyr from *Talbisseh* http://youtu.be/lIF_0x6N4ZM Signs of torture on his body http://youtu.be/46L_jcLvuDc His Funeral http://youtu.be/2xo2fa35iWM *Qseir* A mother says goodbye http://youtu.be/mUGKEiiQJjY to her son http://youtu.be/9nrozLQ9iw8 *Rallies* *Qseir* http://youtu.be/tE-fJfWRPXA *Teer Maallah* http://youtu.be/OeHuwDUi_Yo *Houleh* (Night) http://youtu.be/fG1ea9RhZDw * Tadmor* (night) http://youtu.be/E1_Z40hHWL8 *HAMA THE CITY* Choppers overfly the city http://youtu.be/pjn3LuWc8VI *Eleilaat* http://youtu.be/33R_A0j5DyI *Frayeh* http://youtu.be/eXsYNP-ITh8 *Hamidiyeh* http://youtu.be/6vZzhmJt_nQ *Bab Qibli * http://youtu.be/RjiNIz984mQ , http://youtu.be/EM5VphcGvP0 *Aleppo Road* http://youtu.be/LslHDnCyeAQ *HAMA THE PROVINCE * Locals in *Karnaz* stage their own mock visit by AL monitors in which they mock the monitors http://youtu.be/ylrpjBg4gms *Khattab* the havoc wrought by loyalists http://youtu.be/QcZLVMswY5Q *Rallies* *Hilfaya* http://youtu.be/HLiruJttz2A *Kafar Zeiteh* http://youtu.be/jd3417NU8KM *Taybat Al-Imam* http://youtu.be/BIjf7fq0Xv4 * Sauran* a children rally http://youtu.be/XKon0gyAyno *Aqrab* http://youtu.be/sDhO08THPrU *DAMASCUS THE CITY* In *Kafar Sousseh*, locals rally at night in support of their detainees chanting the people want to execute the president http://youtu.be/3b2D9b1ASGY A martyr from *Doumar Al-Balad* http://youtu.be/Df-0pLGwNMc Student rally in *Qaboun* http://youtu.be/6Gv8fw56mHc And in *Moadamiyeh* http://youtu.be/DjsSl0X-xjI , http://youtu.be/v27t44QsjKk And in *Daraya* http://youtu.be/EvUVjDSyN7A , http://youtu.be/kkwvqxZzGFo *Rallies* *Barzeh* http://youtu.be/HneLBzsh_Lc , http://youtu.be/uS8zllHcyeU *Daraya* (night) http://youtu.be/yJJB3_ITVLk *Midan* (night) http://youtu.be/kkkg5Lc5jSc *Qadam* http://youtu.be/0d6HvvPSyTY night http://youtu.be/wV3tDrxAb4o *Qaboun* (night) http://youtu.be/het2WCAG7cY , http://youtu.be/TyzsK3i13zo , http://youtu.be/DyTABBeVEoE *Shoueikeh* http://youtu.be/xfVLE1kE-mo *Old Mazzeh* http://youtu.be/g1WoXbAEYSc *DAMASCUS THE NORTHERN SUBURBS* The town of *Dmeir* comes under fire at night http://youtu.be/sCMrCfjxM4MThe last minute in the life of Bandar Moadamani http://youtu.be/oQnD09cG7ck *Rallies* *Maarrat Yabroud *(Jan 7) http://youtu.be/It6ltUIc9qU *DAMASCUS THE EASTERN SUBURBS * A martyr from *Douma* http://youtu.be/bRDtg1KhYeY a mourning ceremony in * Harasta* http://youtu.be/O3g8Ebddw5s , http://youtu.be/DKGfCosHfiQ for the martyrs of Jan 7: The funerals http://youtu.be/WiM_N-BTwK0 , http://youtu.be/kbd5hAvU5JA The martyrs http://youtu.be/1vS_ScdUS2A , http://youtu.be/JvAVfR4Z1Ks Student rally in *Saqba* http://youtu.be/JPT6aRka4BA as choppers overfly the restive suburb http://youtu.be/ccvBm2Sfk7A Another in *Zamalka* http://youtu.be/s6Qvr2wuROE *Nighttime Rallies **Saqba* http://youtu.be/smWTbXZHmU8 Fireworks & A big a screen We say Freedom, All the world Says Freedom http://youtu.be/3czoDFQBDqE *Kafar Batna* http://youtu.be/x9IBMItVaHs * Arbeen* http://youtu.be/WXZh90GAk-I , http://youtu.be/hZa8c3T50-8 *Zamalka*Banner says we want international protection to protect the monitors http://youtu.be/xMbYvYuLIXA *Douma* Long live the FSA http://youtu.be/F_iKImWVBxM , http://youtu.be/Sbuz9BwhlOo *DAMASCUS THE SOUTHERN SUBURBS * Loyalist checkpoints around the town of *Qatana* http://youtu.be/DyFsL66br-I *DAMASCUS THE WESTERN SUBURBS * *Zabadani* A shop shows bullet holes in its walls as result of loyalist firing http://youtu.be/9LIIhKJnTgQ A defectors dead body is left in the street http://youtu.be/vwznI8gKxyY Rescuing the body is a risky undertaking http://youtu.be/rwvuuRxbslE *Martyrs* http://youtu.be/AoNOMXyTdAc , http://youtu.be/id2AYIDZ8DY Impact of nighttime gunfire http://youtu.be/1Kb_pBYdEyA , http://youtu.be/AUX5pYZg-nE An injured man from nearby *Madaya* http://youtu.be/Qq-A_9az6tY Rally in on road between* Qudsaya* and *Hameh* (Jan 7) http://youtu.be/yJStlzp0od0 , http://youtu.be/-eJDkV7fcGs Rally in *Wadi Barada* http://youtu.be/1HN9LdSan04 *IDLIB PROVINCE * *Haass* A funeral for one of the policemen killed in the Midan District bombing. The locals categorically blame the regime for the bombing made by the terrorist Syrian regime, as the sign carried by the child says http://youtu.be/9vIaIKuCv4Q , http://youtu.be/mqWGQw9RiZg Later, loyalists storm in and open fire http://youtu.be/KkIYh0vwd7g *Kafroumah* In the northern parts of town, loyalist troops http://youtu.be/tuXSZA-tGGI In the town center, a mass rally where protesters chant we will hunt you down Bashar http://youtu.be/Z4X8EVGAuJ4The view from within the crowd http://youtu.be/DG8M94z-2X0 One of the banners says in reference to the alleged terrorist attacks: The 1st Attack to cover up Kafar Ouaid Massacre. The 2nd Attack to cover up Deir Ezzor massacre. What massacre will the 3rd Attack cover up, you traitor? A funeral in *Idlib City* http://youtu.be/TLKQXnOhHcE A mothers grief http://youtu.be/TXuFwCdAyyU The inhabitants of *Ihsem* meet with AL monitors http://youtu.be/AXYehdbd72wchanting the people want to execute you Bashar http://youtu.be/r34HwY0Y63g But in the town of Joseph, tanks and loyalists occupy the local scene http://youtu.be/1Q0C7ZwGto8 Elsewhere in *Jabal Al-Zawiyeh*, mothers and other locals explain what happened to their sons to AL monitors http://youtu.be/we3ePnvaHN8 , http://youtu.be/VgcZxhUf-EcOthers tell he monitors where the tanks are hidden http://youtu.be/LM_BmMjGAVQ In *Al-Rami*, a tanks gets derailed as it tries to hide from the monitors http://youtu.be/Fp-yAPcnBs4 *Rallies **Kafar Ouaid** *http://youtu.be/n9kQB3qFRes *Habeet* http://youtu.be/0R52pzJwyEc *Ariha* http://youtu.be/U2f4Jb2O97M *Elteh* http://youtu.be/OrNp2cD04aI *Jarjanaz* http://youtu.be/wAt_Ly7I-qE *Saraqib* http://youtu.be/ZFiDkUc6H_4 *Kafar Lateh* http://youtu.be/zA8P8DjLFj0 * Bsamis* http://youtu.be/QWCCH6IbD3s *Jabal Al-Zawiyeh* http://youtu.be/M10xfn5DFRQ *Nighttime* *Binnish* http://youtu.be/xa41Lgg4Fzo *DERAA THE CITY * *Rallies* *Al-Balad* http://youtu.be/30ksW3NoY4o *Mahata* http://youtu.be/jGQ2L_WjgQ4 *DERAA THE PROVINCE (AKA HAURAN)* Locals welcome the arrival of AL monitors into their midst in *Taybah* http://youtu.be/mg-3z4L4ah4 , http://youtu.be/QKUoQDWP1QA , http://youtu.be/_brv1lXxZjo Meanwhile, the locals in *Namar* stage their own mock-visit http://youtu.be/4Is7pS0Ko_Q A funeral for a local in *Mhajeh* http://youtu.be/DG2zCSEG8Wg *Rallies* *Ghariyeh Sharqiyeh* http://youtu.be/MebF-dK7zow *Khirbet Ghazaleh * http://youtu.be/D5h4a3wIHQY *Namar* http://youtu.be/1kHMnZ2ODTs *Ankhel* http://youtu.be/VkGWVPOl5iE *Hraak* http://youtu.be/41JUXMmSnY8 *Nighttime* *Alma* http://youtu.be/wfMGbd8OphU *Sanamein* http://youtu.be/qcU6c4cCHXQ * Abtaa* http://youtu.be/30zTWKZXYyE *Dael* http://youtu.be/_r8SeaKHYas * Tseel* http://youtu.be/5oD_HfCQUok *DEIR EZZOR PROVINCE * *Deir Ezzor City* (Takaya Street) Sign We demand an urgent military intervention http://youtu.be/L28L3HGpbsc (Hassan Taha) http://youtu.be/4E2X49xX5SE Martyr from *Tayaneh* http://youtu.be/2GdcaUydPp4 a funeral in *Ghraybeh* http://youtu.be/dIgc9PsunSE , http://youtu.be/ITd3fgO7yjw *Qouriyeh* http://youtu.be/AduPRW7hMxI *Boukrous* http://youtu.be/jV_acuD6UPg *HASSAKEH PROVINCE * *Rallies* *Amoudeh* http://youtu.be/ynDA18FU25A *Qamishly* http://youtu.be/ZTXmSQ_nfjc *ALEPPO THE CITY * *Rallies* *Seif Al-Dawleh* (night) http://youtu.be/GRIfg4el-ww *Bellirmoon* http://youtu.be/chZj7I7_w4w *ALEPPO THE PROVINCE* *Rallies* *Marei* http://youtu.be/CyoDfxHn-Fk *Qubtan Al-Jabal* http://youtu.be/6NiL4WrgaMI *Nighttime* *Anadan* http://youtu.be/N8StSNuqNVM *Atarib* http://youtu.be/raQJkKvAKSk *Hreitan* http://youtu.be/5Zjw9bd3Kh4 *LATTAKIA & TARTOUS PROVINCES* *Jableh* (Lattakia) Student rallies like this one compensate for the inability of the adults to stage their own large rallies in this mixed and highly explosive town. 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