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Zeina Karam

In an IS training camp, children told: Behead the doll

Zeina Karam, Bram Janssen

Inside Islamic State group’s rule: Creating a nation of fear

Zeina Karam, Vivian Salama, Bram Janssen, Lee Keath

In this Wednesday, May 27, 2015 photo, Salim Ahmed, a former Iraqi Army member, holds the "repentance card" he received from the Islamic State group in June 2014 shortly after the militants took over his home village of Eski Mosul in northern Iraq. The document is part of the apparatus of control the Islamic State group has constructed across its self-declared "caliphate," the territory it conquered in Syria and Iraq. (AP Photo/Bram Janssen) (AP)

Inside Islamic State group’s rule: Creating a nation of fear

Zeina Karam, Vivian Salama, Bram Janssen, Lee Keath

Inside Islamic State group’s rule: Creating a nation of fear

Zeina Karam, Vivian Salama, Bram Janssen, Lee Keath

Fighters from the al-Qaida linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) marching in Raqqa, Syria (AP Photo/Militant Website)

American journalist Steven Sotloff beheaded by ISIS: Report

Zeina Karam

Who is responsible for the chemical attack in Syria?

Zeina Karam, Kimberly Dozier

UN wants more evidence on Syrian chemical weapons

Zeina Karam

11,000 refugees flee Syria in one day

Zeina Karam, John Heilprin

Arab League Observers See Spike In Syrian Violence

Zeina Karam

Women, Children Killed In Violence-torn Syria City

Zeina Karam

FILE - In this Aug. 17, 2011 file photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, Syrian President Bashar Assad addresses a meeting of the central committee of the Baath party in Damascus, Syria. Despite Assad's assurances to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon that military and police operations had stopped, Syrian security forces fired at thousands of protesters who poured into the streets throughout the country Friday, Aug. 19, killing at least 13, activists said. (AP Photo/SANA, File) EDITORIAL USE ONLY (AP)

Syria’s Assad: “I am not worried” about security

Zeina Karam

Syrians flee to Lebanon; death toll rises to 20

Zeina Karam

Lebanese army soldier, sits atop armored personnel carrier (APC), near to portraits of Syrian President Bashar Assad, on Saturday June 18 2011, on a street in Tripoli where a clashes broke between Sunni and Alawite groups on Friday, after a demonstration of the anti-Syrian regime protesters in Tripoli, northern Lebanon. A senior member of a Lebanese political party allied with Syria and an off-duty soldier were killed Friday after gunmen opened fire and lobbed a grenade near hundreds of people holding an anti-Assad protest in northern Lebanon, a security official said in Beirut. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla) (AP)

7 killed in Syria as protests turn violent

Elizabeth A. Kennedy, Zeina Karam

Pro-Syrian regime protesters, shout pro-Syria's President Bashar Assad slogans after he delivered a speech, in Damascus, Syria, Monday, June 20, 2011. Syria's embattled president says "saboteurs" are trying to exploit legitimate demands for reform in the country. President Bashar Assad's speech Monday was only his third public address since the country's uprising began in March. What is happening today has nothing to do with reform, it has to do with vandalism," Assad told a crowd of supporters at Damascus University. "There can be no development without stability, and no reform through vandalism. ... We have to isolate the saboteurs." (AP Photo/Muzaffar Salman) (AP)

Tens of thousands of Syrians in pro-Assad rallies

Zeina Karam

Protesters shout slogans as they carry pictures of Syrian President Bashar Assad, left, his father Hafez Assad, second from left, Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, center, and Syrian flags, during a demonstration to show their support for the Syrian President in front of the Russian Embassy, in Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, June 19, 2011. (AP Photo/Bilal Hussein) (AP)

Syrian president blames crisis on “saboteurs”

Zeina Karam

Israeli soldiers, left, take their position in the Israeli border side, as a poster of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, right, is seen set at the Lebanese-Israeli border at Kfar Kila village, southern Lebanon, on Friday May 20, 2011. The Israeli army is beefing up its security apparently in anticipation of rallies of Palestinian refugees on the Lebanese-Israel border like the one the accured on Sunday. The Arbic words in the poster read:"you are the truthful pledge".(AP Photo/Mohammed Zaatari) (AP)

New Lebanese Cabinet gives Hezbollah more power

Zeina Karam

Seen from Majdal Shams, an armed Syrian security officer on a hill over looking Majdal Shams near the border between Syria and Israel in the Golan Heights early Monday, June 6, 2011. Syrian police blocked dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters from approaching the Israeli frontier on Monday. The toll of demonstrators killed trying to break through into the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights rose to 23. Syrian police set up a pair of checkpoints, including one a half-mile (kilometer) from the border. Nearly 20 protesters, some waving Syrian flags, began walking down a hill leading to the border when two police officers blocked their advance by extending their arms. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit) (AP)

Syrians in tense north flee, fearing new crackdown

Zeina Karam

Syrians walk past a T-shirt with a portrait of Syrian President Bashar Assad with an Arabic word read:"we love you," at a popular market in downtown Damascus , Syria, on Monday, May 30, 2011. Syrian troops shelled a town in the center of the country Monday, and for the first time in the two-month-old revolt against the president, residents armed with automatic rifles and rocket-propelled grenades put up fierce resistance, activists said. State media said four soldiers were killed. (AP Photo/Bassem Tellawi) (AP)

Syrian president issues amnesty

Zeina Karam

Syrian army soldiers are seen reinforcing the village of Arida near Talkalakh opposite the Lebanon-Syria border, in Wadi Khaled, north Lebanon, on Friday May 20, 2011. The Syrian government says troops have begun withdrawing from a western border town following a six-day military operation that activists say killed at least 36 people. The Syrian government is accusing President Barack Obama of meddling in its internal affairs. (AP Photo/Bilal Hussein) (AP)

Syrian rights group says death toll exceeds 1,000

Zeina Karam

Syrian army soldiers are seen reinforcing the village of Arida near Talkalakh opposite the Lebanon-Syria border, in Wadi Khaled, north Lebanon, on Friday May 20, 2011. The Syrian government says troops have begun withdrawing from a western border town following a six-day military operation that activists say killed at least 36 people. The Syrian government is accusing President Barack Obama of meddling in its internal affairs. (AP Photo/Bilal Hussein) (AP)

Syria denounces EU sanctions on President Assad

Zeina Karam

Syrian citizens who fled from violence from the western Syrian villages along the Lebanese-Syrian border, protest as they shout slogans against Bashar Assad and his regime, in the Wadi Khaled area, about one kilometer (0.6 miles) from the Lebanon-Syria border, north Lebanon, on Monday May 16, 2011. Carrying mattresses and bags of clothing, Syrians fleeing their homeland described a "catastrophic" scene Monday in a besieged border town that has been largely sealed off as the army tries to crush a two-month uprising. (AP Photo) (AP)

Syrian leader defiant as U.S. sanctions bite deep

Zeina Karam

Syrian president: Security forces made mistakes

Zeina Karam

Demonstrators rally against the Syrian regime's crackdown on protesters, outside the Syrian embassy in Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Syrian troops backed by tanks entered several southern villages near the flashpoint city of Daraa on Tuesday, according to an activist, as the Syrian government pressed its efforts to end a nationwide uprising. Writing in Arabic on t-shirts showing the Syrian flag reads "The people want to topple the regime". (AP Photo/Mohammed Abu Zaid) (AP)

Syrian troops shelling residential areas

Zeina Karam

In this citizen journalism image made on a mobile phone and acquired by the AP, and taken Sunday, April 17, 2011, Arabic writing on a burnt car reads:" pay attention, you are in Banias not in Israel. Down with the regime, the "Shabiha" which is a term used in Syria to describe pro-government thugs" in the port city of Banias, Syria. Thousands of people gathered in the central Syrian city of Homs main square Monday following the funeral of six people who were shot dead a day earlier saying they will hold an open-ended sit-in until President Bashar Assad's regime is brought down, witnesses said. (AP Photo) (AP)

Syrian government threatens crackdown on protests

Zeina Karam

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