Violence does not seem to be stopping any time soon in Syria and the country's on the verge of a civil war if it hasn't already sunk into one already. Indeed, the past few weeks have seen an escalation in violence whereas full scare battles have erupted between Assad's troops and Syria's proclaimed Free Army. As hundreds are killed every day, among which prominent foreign journalists and innocent civilians, Syria's regime is becoming more and more isolated while the Syrian National Council seems to be paving the way for a new Syria.

Syria is surrounded by Turkey and Israel, whose political agenda differ immensely. Indeed, Turkey was the first to raise the tone against Assad at the beginning of the revolution, and  has been reportedly fortifying the opposition's ranks and assisting the Syrian free army troops. Nevertheless, Syria's kurds might prove to be a pickle for the Turks who are on a collision course with Syria.

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