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Officials raise alarm over military buildup near Kurdish-held areas as ceasefire talks collapse. "If Turkey proceeds with its invasion, the consequences will be catastrophic," Trump told by local Kurdish leader.
The Assad family, which began amassing its wealth when Hafez al-Assad seized power in 1970, has developed an extensive network of assets and businesses worldwide. This network includes real estate in Russia, hotels in Vienna, and a private jet worth $43 million located in Dubai.
Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar and Military Intelligence Directorate (Aman) head Shlomi Binder visited Jordan to discuss shared interests in light of the situation in Syria. Israel’s defense establishment is deeply concerned about extremist Islamic elements drawing inspiration from Syrian rebels and carrying out attacks.
Trump's transition team developing "Maximum Pressure 2.0" strategy that could include support for Israeli attacks on nuclear sites, WSJ reports.
Syrian Kurdish commanders seek Israel's help amid territorial losses to Turkish-backed Islamist forces. The assessment is that intervention would escalate tensions with Turkey.
Billions in Captagon trade propped up Assad's regime as Hezbollah aided smuggling network.
After 54 years, IDF seizes control of buffer zone following Assad army's hasty retreat; Locals regard the IDF presence with indifference, occasionally even offering smiles.
Abdel Rahim Atoun, the head of the Shura Council of Tahrir al-Sham, recently hosted a rally in support of Hamas and consistently voices opposition to Israel. His rhetoric stands in stark contrast to the attempts of the group’s leader, Mohammed al-Julani, to present a more moderate and neutral stance toward Israel.
Supreme leader says he has evidence that the "primary conspirator, the main planner, and the central command room are in the United States and the Zionist regime."
The palace, perched on a hill near Damascus, offered a stark view of the final days of a dictator whose brutal tactics – including torture, bombings, and chemical attacks – defined his efforts to crush a rebellion that erupted during the Arab Spring in 2011.
