Palmyra: Syria’s ancient city troubled by succession of militias ...Syria

Enab Baladi – Ali Darwish Before 2011, the mental image for many Syrians about the city of Palmyra revolved around two things: the first reflects a beautiful image of Syria and its historical significance as one of the most famous archaeological cities, while the second reflects fear and terror stemming from the events of its prison, which was a graveyard for opponents of the former President, Hafez al-Assad, and his heir Bashar. These are two different images of the ancient city located in the heart of Syria, surrounded by the desert land from all sides. With the beginning of the Syrian revolution in March 2011, the people of Palmyra in eastern Homs participated in peaceful demonstrations,

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