Syrian Rebels Reject Assad Proposal

Syrian Protests. Photo: SyriaFramesofFreedom

Fox News – A U.N.-brokered peace deal for Syria appeared to collapse Sunday as the government made a new demand that its opponents provide “written guarantees” to lay down their weapons before regime forces withdraw from cities, a call swiftly rejected by the country’s main rebel group.

The deal, brokered by U.N. and Arab League envoy Kofi Annan, was due to take effect on Tuesday, paving the way for negotiations to end the country’s year-old crisis, which the U.N. estimates has killed 9,000 people.

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