Syrian army, Hezbollah attack rebels in border town: opposition

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60. The reports don't say that at all.

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The link you posted talks about a security response to violent property destruction. That doesn't sound peaceful to me.
Everyone remembers the reports of security forces in Egypt Molesting civilians. The fires, the bombing of government buildings. Reports from the Syrian the government that government buildings were being attacked by foreign mercenaries were reported in the western media, always reported alongside was Western speculation, speculation formulated with no physical evidence to back it up, that the Assad military might possibly have agitators among the protesters. Without evidence the only thing I can assume considering the violent nature of the Arab spring and it's aspirations is the government of Assad did not need nor want to agitate the conflict further.