Syria's neighbours hosting refugees need the West's help
The Syrian war has unleashed the worst humanitarian calamity in recent history and posed a menace to regional stability and global peace and security.
This is most certainly true in Syria's neighbouring countries such as Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, which have witnessed the most frightening spillover of an international conflict, overwhelming their already sparse resources.
A refugee's journey can succinctly be summed up as moving on quicksand, every time someone moves, he or she risks sinking further.
