Raad Zoubi

Raad Zoubi: If they re going to strike, let them strike once and for all and bring the regime down, grumbled Um Hafiz, who fled with her husband and five children from their village near Syrias southern city of Daara in January, according to The Star. We were happy when we first heard that the U.S. would attack, but then when it was postponed, we were afraid that Bashar would attack the camp, said Raad Zoubi, 23, who has lived in the dusty, sun-stricken swath of tents and prefabricated metal huts for the past year. People are angry, but when the Americans do attack, we will be happy they do and MAFRAQ, JORDAN As U.S. President Barack Obamas announcement that he was postponing U.S. missile strikes against the Syrian regime hit the Zaatari refugee camp, so did anger and fear. Other residents said Sunday that they worried that Obamas decision to first seek congressional authorization for a U.S. military operation would so embolden Syrian President Bashar Assad that he might even dare to attack Zaatari, a major recruiting ground for rebel fighters about eight kilometers inside Jordan. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.