Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of several cities in northwestern Syria to protest against warming ties between some Arab countries and President Bashar al-Assad.
The biggest demonstration took place on Sunday in Idlib. A stronghold of forces opposed to al-Assad, while smaller groups gathered in Azaz.
A refuge for Syrians who fled from other parts of the country amid the 12-year war and Tal Abyad.
A town on the Turkey-Syria border, among other locations in the country’s northwest
“We went out in this demonstration to deliver a message to the Arab countries that have failed the Syrian people and the Syrian revolution.
An activist displaced to Idlib from the southern city of Deraa told Al Jazeera.
“The Syrian revolution began as an orphan and is still an orphan,” he added
Rebel-held Idlib is home to about three million people, half of them displaced by the war.