The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights


Fighters from Islamist Syrian rebel group Jabhat al-Nusra take their positions on the front line during a clash with Syrian forces loyal to President Bashar al Assad in Aleppo in this December 24, 2012 file photo. The most feared and effective rebel group battling Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the Islamist Nusra Front, is being eclipsed by a yet more radical jihadi force. Al Qaeda's Iraq-based wing, which nurtured Nusra in the early stages of the rebellion against Assad, has moved in and sidelined the organisation, Nusra sources and other rebels say. To match Insight SYRIA-CRISIS/NUSRA REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah/Files (SYRIA - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS)

Clashes breakout between rebel factions in A’zaz

SOHR was informed that clashes continued between Ahrar al-Sham Islamic movement backed by the army of the north, and other factions against al-Shamia front, in A’zaz city leading to casualties in both sides, confirmed reports that the clashes started after argument about who is going to take over the checkpoint of Afrin-A’zaz, civilians in the area demonstrated demanding rebels to unit and stop the fight, reports of injuries between civilians.

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