Inside The One-Man Intelligence Unit That Exposed The Secrets And Atrocities Of Syria's War

There was something strange about the rockets that landed onZamalka, a town south of Syria's capital, just after two in themorning on Aug. 21. They didn't explode. Yet even lodged into wallsof homes or injected into the dirt fully intact, they provedlethal. Hundreds of people sleeping near the landing sites werekilled instantly and bloodlessly, as if choked by invisible hands.A cloud of death spread quietly, ending hundreds of other lives.Just after dawn the following day, Muhammed al-Jazaeri, a27-year-old engineer who had joined a coalition of activistsfighting to take down the regime

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