Syrians queue for bread outside a bakery in Qusayr, nine miles from Homs.
(GIANLUIGI GUERCIA/Getty)
Away from the politics and diplomacy, there's an unfolding humanitarian crisis in Syria. Today the International Committee of the Red Cross said that more Syrian civilians are being forced to leave their homes to escape the fighting between the Syrian troops and the opposition forces. Sean Maguire is a spokesman for the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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I posted one comment in the general news segment. Again, there is silence, silence, silence. Try to mention Israel and sickos of the so called left/far right would show immediately en masse.
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