Jihadists Flout Ceasefire

The Syrian rebels in the north are becoming stronger but increasingly radicalized, feeling abandoned by the international community. They have captured Assad's soldiers and weapons, with foreign fighters joining their ranks. Despite significant gains, the brutality of the war continues, with mass graves on both sides. The lack of international support is pushing the rebels towards religious extremism, potentially creating a new enemy in the Middle East.

What factors are contributing to the radicalization of Syrian rebels?

Describe the significance of the captured Assad soldiers to the rebels.

What role do foreign fighters play in the Syrian rebellion according to the text?

How has the international community's response affected the Syrian rebels?

What are the implications of the rebels' frustration with the lack of support from the West?