How Violence Erupted On Syria’s Coast

Massacres have intensified in previously tranquil towns along Syria’s Mediterranean coast, marking the most severe outbreak of sectarian violence since the fall of dictator Bashar al-Assad. Christina Goldbaum, the New York Times’s bureau chief in Syria, visited the region to investigate the perpetrators of this violence. Her reporting sheds light on the escalating conflict and its implications for the local population and the broader political landscape in Syria.

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