Syrian rebel groups have been receiving support from various countries

 Syrian rebel groups have been receiving support:

 Syrian rebel groups have been receiving support from various countries, which have been assisting them in their military and political activities. The main countries that have supported the rebels are:

 1. **Turkey**

 Turkey provides direct military and logistical support to Syrian rebel groups, especially the **Free Syrian Army (FSA)** and later the **Syrian National Army (SNA)**.

 Turkey's goal was to take a stand against Kurdish groups and maintain its security in northern Syria.

 2. **United States**

 The United States initially provided support to several rebel groups, especially moderate and Islamist groups.

 The **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)** and **Pentagon** provided training and weapons to rebel groups. However, this support was later greatly limited.

 3. **Saudi Arabia and Qatar**

 Saudi Arabia and Qatar support Syrian rebel groups through financial aid and arms.

 Their support has generally been focused on Sunni-dominated groups.

 4. **Israel**

 Israel has provided limited support to rebel groups, particularly in southern Syria. This has included providing medicine and direct aid to groups near the border.

 5. **European countries** 

The United Kingdom and France have provided political and diplomatic support to some rebel groups.

However, this support has varied in intensity over time. Many countries have withdrawn their support, particularly when some rebel groups have become extremists.