Syrian opposition request international protection and unite to topple Assad

Demanded the major opposition groups in Syria on Sunday the international community to take action to protect the Syrian people in the face of a violent campaign to suppress pro-democracy protests.
Syrian opposition has succeeded in uniting their ranks for the first time since the outbreak of protests in Syria in March / March, and announced the formation of a National Council with the aim of working to overthrow the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
The opposition, which includes most of the political spectrum, including the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood and liberals of the world to recognize the new council.
Declined to a statement issued in Istanbul for the Syrian National Council newly formed any external interference affects the national sovereignty of Syria; but said that the international community has an obligation to protect human Syrian people ..
The statement also said: "The council calls the national organizations and international bodies concerned to shoulder their responsibilities towards the Syrian people and work to protect it from him and declared war to stop the crimes and serious violations of human rights committed by the illegal regime based ..".
The Declaration and the support of the National Council of the tangible manifestation of the unity of the Syrian opposition have begun to resist the most violent control of the non-violent protests for the most part, which began six months ago against President Bashar al-Assad.
It should be noted that it has been so far overcome the dissidents, mostly militants in the region of Homs in central Syria, located in Idleb northwest Syria near Turkey ..
But in confirmation of the transformation of the most violent Syrian authorities said that the son of Mufti of Syria, appointed by the lion was killed Sunday, was the first attack against a Sunni cleric, backed by the state and it represents one of the support bases of the elite ruling Alawite faction of al-Assad for decades.
In Istanbul, the National Council said that the uprising must remain peaceful, but many military attacks against towns and villages, torture, mass arrests push Syria to "the brink of civil war and calls for outside intervention