| Did they share weapons and ammo? If not, shaddup and get to work... |
Youth activists launched an online campaign entitled "ISIS doesn't represent me".
"I hope Azaz turns into ISIS' burial ground," said one activist posting on Twitter.
| Hope is not a plan... |
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Azaz was calm on Thursday.
| Because one side had all the guns... |
The Observatory meanwhile reported that rebel fighters from Liwa al-Tawhid, one of Aleppo province's most powerful groups and also allied to the FSA, had arrived in the area. According to a Liwa al-Tawhid front man, the group "will work to try and calm the situation...
"We are doing our best to solve the differences and to find a solution that satisfies everyone," he told Agence La Belle France Presse via the Internet.
Liwa al-Tawhid deployed fighters to Azaz after the Northern Storm brigade issued a statement appealing for help.
Meanwhile,
...back at the pie fight, Bella grabbed the cocoanut cream...
an online activist said he feared ISIS would try to impose Islamic law in Azaz.
"Sharia law would only be imposed to allow the killing of people, and we don't want that," he said.
Another activist echoed a common claim that ISIS is working hand in glove with
Hereditary President-for-Life Bashir Pencilneckal-Assad
Terror of Aleppo ...
's regime, and was mirroring its methods by "attacking field hospitals, detaining doctors and killing activists".
Activists said the battle for Azaz began when jihadists broke into a field hospital, searching for a German doctor.
Another version of Wednesday's events says the fighting broke out when a Northern Storm rebel stepped in to defend a German journalist from kidnap by ISIS.
Starting Wednesday, Turkey temporarily closed down the nearby border crossing of Bab al-Salameh, according to local rebels.