qaida and it has the right to ignore a previously agreed upon cease fire. government forces attacked villages west of hama almost daily from the air and on the ground advancing ever deeper into the last rebel held region in syria. they've already taken a number of local communities. the rebels are fighting back but they're no match for bashar al assad's forces. or the regime has already attacked 35 villages and many people in northern syria have died trying to escape the regime is shooting at civilians. the regime has recently stepped up its attacks despite a cease fire agreement the army says it only targets positions of militias affiliated with al qaeda and they're the ones that control the province the commander of the militant group abu mohammed al giuliani says assad has broken all agreements and he wants to continue what he calls a holy war. we call on everybody who is able to bear arms to do is duty and join the battle. observers say $300.00 civilians have been killed since the start of the government offensive. several hospitals have been destroyed

qaida. yes i mean the province of being controlled by a jihadi alliance that is called tired to have a shot h.t.s. that has taken control. over the province in january this alliance was supposed to be fought off by turkey's allied forces some nationalist and islamist rebel groups they were supposed to take control and to get rid of these jihadists didn't which didn't take place everybody's kind of frustrated with the turkish war here so these jihadi militarily controlling the area giving a hard time to all these activists that i've talked about in just place the civilians hate them they suffer from their rule but the regime and russia are not targeting jihads they are targeting civilian infrastructure but when when bashar al assad's forces say that they are trying to get rid of the kind of the jihad is there is some truth to that even if their bullets are hitting civilians the yet militarily it is controlled by a jihadi friends and but the wall that we are seeing is not against jihad it's a

that are are still willing to say that the steering forces say that they're fighting al qaida. yes i mean the province of controlled by a jihadi alliance that is called tired to have a shop that has taken control over the province. in january this alliance was supposed to be fought off by turkey's allied forces some nationalist and islamist groups that were supposed to take control and to get rid of these jihadists didn't which didn't take place everybody is kind of frustrated with the turkish war here so these jihadi militarily controlling the area giving a hard time to all these activists that i've talked about in just place the civilians hate them they suffer from their rule but the regime and russia are not targeting jihads they are targeting civilian infrastructure but when when bashar al assad's forces say that they are trying to get rid of the kind of the jihad is there is some truth to that even if their bullets are hitting civilians the yet militarily it is controlled by jihadi friends and but the wall that we are seeing is not against jihad it's a war against civilian