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December 26th, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
PressTVGlobalNews on Dec 25, 2011
Syria has buried many victims of the terrorist bomb attacks which took place in Damascus, killing and wounding many civilians.
As the pressure continues on Damascus, many Syrians have once again held demonstrations condemning what they call foreign interference in their country.
Syrian opposition groups say that the government in Damascus is responsible for the violence due to its crackdown.
In this edition of News Analysis, analysts and political experts comment on the issue.
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