No.
That's some nice hasbara, but I don't imagine that all the PR forces that Israel can buy with your tax money can stir enough mud into the water to hide the horrors the IDF are creating in Gaza on an hourly basis.
All sides are, no question about that. The Islamic radicals have clearly stolen the front pages with some of the more brutal killings but that's mostly because they actually love to show off their evil deeds. Assad's forces has intentionally killed civilians as well, but they don't go out of their way to take credit for their murderous work like ISIS does. And the Free Syrian army has also set bombs off as well, they're all guilty of that. However, Assad's forces are still the most powerful even though they are the minority and that's because, much like Israel, they are well funded and armed from foreign powers. If Assad had his funding cut, he'd fall within weeks or months at most. Similar to Israel, if the US cut off all funding and arms, Israel wouldn't look so tough and might consider a real peace deal.
And you're just revealing your ignorance of Syrian history. There have been many uprising there too in the past dating back decades, much like Gaza (which btw has been a prison for more than 7 years). Syrians didn't rise up against Bashar Assad because he's a nice guy. And that's also true for past uprisings against Bashar Assad's father, Hafez, which were also brutally suppressed. The minority alawite community in Syria maintained it's dominance over generations only through the use of violence and coercion. The fact that you choose to ignore this is rather questionable.
Indeed a storied and troubled place and that's just in the 20th century.
And a similar number of people have been killed in East Ukraine by Kiev and we are still talking about sending Kiev money and weapons. We already supply their armed forces with assistance such as MREs.
