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the Syrian people’s aspirations, according to the Geneva (1) Conference final Communiqué on 30th June 2012, 1- Expresses grave concern over the implications of escalated military operations in Syria, which shall lead to the collapse of the agreed upon cessation of hostilities by the International Support Group for Syria; and urges the Security Council to bear its full responsibilities in safeguarding peace and security and to take the appropriate measures and procedures to implement Security Council Resolutions 2254 of 2015 and 2268 of 2016 which provided for the cessation of hostilities and ceasefire across Syria; 2- Urges the International Support Group for Syria to intensify its efforts and to continue its endeavours to implement the Geneva I Conference Communiqué of 30th June 2012, the Vienna Statements issued by the International Support Group for Syria on 30th October 2015, 14th November 2015 and 17th May 2016 respectively, as well as the Munich Communiqué of 11th February 2016, and to abide by the principles and mechanisms in these Communiqués, particularly sustaining ceasefire and hostilities mechanism, provision of humanitarian assistance mechanism and creation of conducive conditions to resume the UN-brokered negotiations in Geneva, that aim to forming a transitional governing body with full executive powers; 3- Condemns and denounces the brutal practices of the Syrian regime against unarmed civilians in Aleppo and its environs and against Syrian citizens across the country considering the aerial bombardments, the ongoing massacres and crimes perpetrated in Aleppo and other Syrian cities as flagrant violation of Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian law; 4- Deplores the terrorist acts and crimes committed against civilians across Syria by terrorist organizations and groups i.e. Da'esh, Al-Nusra Front associated with Al-Qaida and other terrorist groups; 5- Seeks to bring all perpetrators or those who were engaged in the brutal attacks and mascaras against innocent civilians in Aleppo and other Syrian areas to international justice; 6- Requests the Arab Group in Geneva to closely coordinate with the United Nations High Commission for Human Rights in a view to taking all the necessary actions to halt the permanent violations of human rights perpetrated by the Syrian regime, including the provision of the necessary protection for children and women and to prevent targeting hospitals and civil institutions in accordance with international humanitarian law; 7- Expresses full support to the actions and measures taken by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to protect its national security and the security of its citizens, following the terrorist attack targeting the Jordan-Syria borders in Al-Rukban district; demands the international community to bear its responsibilities towards the Syrian refugees; and thanks the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan for its efforts exerted in this regard; 8- Welcomes the positive outcomes of the Syrian opposition meeting, which was convened under the auspices of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on 8th-9th December 2015, and its previous meetings of the Syrian opposition in Cairo and Moscow that aimed to providing one vision of the Syrian opposition concerning the desired political solution for Syria crisis, through a political process led by the Syrians themselves, according to the implementation of th