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Israel Says It Carried Out Warning Strike on Extremists in Syria Preparing to Attack Druze
The Israeli military carried out a warning strike against "extremists" preparing to attack members of the Druze minority in the Syrian town of Sahnaya, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday in a joint statement with Defence Minister Israel Katz.
Assad’s regime collapsed, Israel’s military activity in Syria has grown increasingly aggressive. The Israel Defense Forces ...
A massive wildfire broke out Wednesday afternoon in the Jerusalem hills, prompting evacuations and forcing the closure of ...
The latest cycle of violence began reportedly with a controversial audio clip, allegedly featuring a Druze cleric insulting ...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says warplanes last year intercepted Iranian aircraft headed toward Syria in a bid to rescue the country’s embattled president at the time, Bashar Assad ...
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US and Syrian officials visit each other’s countries as Damascus finds footing on global stageThe World’s Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) about his recent trip to Syria, the first visit by US ...
Assad, Israel has exploited the weakness of the new Syrian government to carry out cross-border operations in the name of its ...
Sharaa, has unexpectedly expressed interest in normalizing relations with Israel, marking a shift from Damascus long-standing ...
Israeli forces will remain in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and Syria indefinitely to maintain security zones along the borders, Defense Minister Israel ... who overthrew President Bashar Assad ...
While Erdoğan consolidates power at home and prepares to project it abroad, he has set the stage for a clash with Israel. Indeed, Turkey has quickly emerged as perhaps the greatest danger to the ...
Pro-Iranian militia leaders and politicians in Iraq have objected to a possible visit by Syria’s new transitional President ...
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