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Syria’s War: Daraya rebels accuse government of napalm attack

By Al Jazeera
15 August 2016   |   4:33 am
The Syrian government has been accused of dropping barrel bombs filled with the banned chemical agent napalm on a town near Damascus. Activists say the attacks in the rebel-held city of Daraya have killed two and left several injured.

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