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Netanyahu to hold security talks on possible Syrian move into Lebanon
Security talks follow calls by Trump for Ahmad al-Sharaa’s forces to confront Hezbollah in Lebanon, a move Israel strongly opposes and fears Syria may already be pursuing despite Damascus’ denials
Itamar Eichner
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06.24.26
Syria’s president pushes back on Trump: 'We are not invading Lebanon tomorrow'
Ahmad al-Sharaa says Trump’s remarks about Syria 'handling' Hezbollah were taken too far, stressing Damascus wants to help Lebanon find a solution but does not seek war or invasion
Lior Ben Ari
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06.21.26
Hezbollah chief vows to ‘expel Israel’ as Trump floats Syria role in Lebanon
Naim Qassem hails US-Iran memorandum as shift in regional balance; Trump says Syria could handle Hezbollah in Lebanon, criticizes Israeli strikes in Beirut
Lior Ben Ari
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06.17.26
Could Syria move against Hezbollah? Trump remarks spark regional uncertainty
'It sounds like virtual reality': Israeli officials cast doubt on Trump’s suggestion that Syria could confront Hezbollah in Lebanon, as Damascus denies any plan to intervene and regional actors weigh the risks of a wider conflict.
Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari
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06.16.26
Syria’s restraint is real, but Israel must not mistake it for moderation
Analysis: Sharaa’s restraint on Lebanon may reduce immediate pressure on Israel’s northern border, but it reflects weakness and survival, not moderation; Washington and Jerusalem must not mistake tactical caution for strategic change
Amine Ayoub
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06.15.26
Turkey, Syria seek to sideline Israel in race to bypass Hormuz
Two rival land corridors aim to bypass Hormuz: a Turkey-Saudi route through Syria and Jordan, and an Israel-backed Gulf-Jordan-Haifa plan, as Ankara and Riyadh move ahead
Lior Ben Ari
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06.12.26
Turkey just did what Iran spent 20 years trying to do
Analysis: at EFES-2026, Turkey hosted Libyan and Syrian troops for the first time, signaling an expanding Turkish military network from Tripoli to Damascus that could challenge Israel’s regional posture
Amine Ayoub
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06.01.26
Trump’s cologne diplomacy with Syria gets stranger
After spraying Ahmad al-Sharaa with his 'Victory' scent at the White House, Trump sends the Syrian president more bottles and a note: 'Just in case you ran out!'
Lior Ben Ari
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05.20.26
Al-Sharaa’s world tour: Syria’s president rallies global support while the Middle East burns
During the 43-day war with Iran, Syria's president toured Germany, the UK, Jordan, and Turkey—hosting Zelensky in Damascus—while focusing on strengthening regional transportation cooperation amid the uncertainty of the Strait of Hormuz
Lior Ben Ari
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04.20.26
Syria’s managed decline: How Damascus is weaponizing recognition to contain Kurdish autonomy
Analysis: A US-brokered deal meant to stabilize Syria is instead reshaping the Kurdish question, replacing political autonomy with cultural recognition, military integration and fragmentation in a strategy that limits power while projecting reform
Rami Al Dabbas
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04.03.26
Islamic State slams Syria's president as 'puppet without a soul,' urges new attacks
In first audio in months, IS spokesman vows renewed jihad in Syria and beyond as group seeks to reassert influence despite setbacks
Associated Press
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02.22.26
Pro-Assad singer killed in shootout with Syrian security forces
Jamal Assaf, known as 'Assad’s singer' for songs and rhetoric backing the ousted president and urging attacks on rebel strongholds like Idlib, was fatally shot during a raid in Aleppo, Syria’s Interior Ministry says, linking him to a smuggling network
Lior Ben Ari
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02.16.26
Inside Assad’s collapse: Sex obsessions, Candy Crush and the killing of his spy lover
Atlantic journalist, citing sources in Israel, Damascus and Hezbollah, depicts Assad as arrogant, promising victory hours before collapse, then fleeing after Russians said it was over; his lover Luna al-Shibl became a Russian agent and was later found dead
ynet
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02.08.26
Syrian forces enter Kurdish stronghold under power‑sharing deal, ending days of fighting
After battlefield losses, Kurdish forces in northeast Syria agree to integrate into al-Sharaa’s regime; Syrian forces enter formerly autonomous areas, with locals citing US, Israeli and Turkish backing for deal
Lior Ben Ari
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02.03.26
Damascus and the Kurds: a chronicle of failed agreements
Opinion: After weeks of fighting and failed ceasefires between Damascus and the Kurds, the fate of the current truce is uncertain; with Syria’s Foreign Ministry warning that 'all options are open,' the likely outcome is easy to predict
Lior Ben Ari
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01.23.26
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