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Why Israel says it can’t allow extremist groups to regroup in southern Syria
Dr. Barak Bouks says Israel’s operations in the area are intended to send a clear message: Jerusalem will not allow terrorist groups to take root near its border
Sivan Raviv, ILTV
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11.22.25
Netanyahu's tour of the Golan buffer zone sends a message to Syria—and Washington
Commentary: Netanyahu’s visit to the Syrian border, backed by a rare high-level entourage, aimed to signal to al-Sharaa and Trump: Israel won’t yield on security; the message appears to have been received
Ron Ben-Yishai
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11.20.25
Israel to train Syrian Druze as firefighters, send gear and truck back across border
Twenty young Druze from Syria’s Sweida province will undergo intensive firefighting training in Israel and return with equipment and a fire truck to establish a new station, part of a broader government plan to strengthen humanitarian and strategic ties
Yair Kraus
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11.20.25
The justice charade: Why Syria’s Islamist regime is whitewashing sectarian murder
Opinion: The HTS-backed Syrian Transitional Government’s refusal to acknowledge sectarian massacres exposes its justice reforms as a façade, raising urgent questions about Western engagement and the risks of legitimizing extremist-led governance
Amine Ayoub
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11.20.25
'Easy to talk about war, difficult to talk about peace': Summit brings together young Israelis, Syrians
For the first time, youth leaders from Israel, Syria and other Middle East nations met in Paris to build dialogue and regional alliances; Amid warming Israeli-Syrian ties, they called for civil cooperation against terror and a renewed push for peace
Itamar Eichner
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11.19.25
Asaad al-Shaibani, from jihadist operative to Syria's global front man
Asaad al-Shaibani has rapidly become the chief emissary of Syria’s new leadership, evolving from a little-known operative to a globe-trotting foreign minister who sets the stage for President Ahmad al-Sharaa as the government seeks a national revival
Lior Ben Ari
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11.17.25
'I’m destroying the rocket launcher that sent me to shelter': For these IDF soldiers, 'defending home' is personal
Months into the war, they joined the Paratroopers Brigade and were quickly deployed to Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank—just minutes from home; now they turn their story into inspiration for future soldiers
ynet Global
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11.17.25
How Iran revived its Hezbollah smuggling network through Turkey, the sea and crypto
After air and land routes were shut and senior Quds Force operatives were killed, Iran and Hezbollah rebuilt a smuggling system relying on third countries, maritime routes and money-exchange networks, transferring arms and hundreds of millions of dollars
Ron Crissy
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11.16.25
Israel fears Trump may press for Hermon pullback as IDF readies for Lebanon escalation
After the landmark White House welcome for Ahmed al-Sharaa, officials in Jerusalem worry Washington could press Israel to give up the Syrian peak of Mount Hermon. In Lebanon, the IDF is preparing for a possible expanded strike on Hezbollah
Yoav Zitun
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11.14.25
Syria deal talk is 'premature and risky,' warns former U.S. Congress staffer
The former U.S. congressional adviser says Damascus cannot be trusted, despite global interest in restoring stability to Syria.
Emily Schrader, ILTV
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11.13.25
Syrian officer accused of torture hid in Europe for years under alleged Mossad protection
Khaled al-Halabi, a Syrian-Druze officer accused of torturing detainees during the 2011 Arab Spring crackdown, fled to Europe and vanished in 2015; he was arrested last year in Austria, where he allegedly lived in a Mossad-funded apartment under a secret deal
ynet
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11.13.25
Two Haredi Jews visit Lebanon via Syria: 'It felt like Europe, not the Middle East'
Two Haredi Jews entered Lebanon via Syria, including Berry Indig from New York, who told ynet he visited Beirut’s Dahiyeh and the site where Nasrallah reportedly was killed: 'I kept a low profile, felt many eyes on me'
Lior Ben Ari
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11.13.25
Partnership with the US must not undermine Israel’s independence
Opinion: As US officers take a growing role in Israel’s war efforts, concern is mounting that vital cooperation with Washington is starting to blur the line between partnership and control
Yair Kraus
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11.12.25
Druze continue to resist al-Sharaa’s push for integration into 'new Syria'
Months after massacre in Syria’s Sweida province, tensions persist as Druze leaders remain divided between supporting President al-Sharaa’s government and demanding self-determination, while sporadic violence continues despite a fragile ceasefire
Lior Ben Ari
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11.12.25
Israel should consider talks with Syria’s Ahmed al-Sharaa, says analyst
Avraham Levine: 'We do have common interests with Julani'
Lidar Grave-Lazi, ILTV
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11.12.25
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