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It doesn't feel like Christmas in Syria as tree in town square set on fire
Thousands of Syrian Christians protest the burning of a Christmas tree by jihadist rebels in a Christian-majority town; The incident raises fears about minority rights under Ahmad al-Sharaa's leadership, as HTS tries to present a moderate image to the international community
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies
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12.24.24
Arab League members urge political transition and stability in post-Assad Syria
Arab nations urge stability in Syria, backing a political process while avoiding foreign interference; concerns grow over armed factions and leadership uncertainties amid calls for unity and peace
Hudhaifa Ebrahim/The Media Line
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12.24.24
A Sunni Christmas? Syria's Christians uneasy about Islamists under new regime
Ahmad al-Sharaa’s leadership promises unity and respect for Christians, but fears persist over minority treatment and emigration; Lebanon’s economic crisis dims celebrations, with southern villages lacking power as residents rebuild from devastation
Lior Ben Ari
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12.24.24
The travel agency eyeing Syria: 'Many parts of the country have been safe to visit for years'
Dylan Harris, founder of Lupine Travel, plans to resume Damascus tours, saying, ‘We ensure travelers hear stories from both sides to make their own minds up about the situation’; Afghanistan now a top destination; and why were trips to Ukraine suspended?
Lior Ben Ari
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12.24.24
Echoes of rebellion: Exiled activists see hope for change in Iran despite crackdown
Two years after the start of the Women, Life, Freedom protests, Iranians abroad highlight the regime’s growing instability and find parallels in regional shifts, including Syria’s recent political developments
Giorgia Valente/The Media Line
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12.23.24
IDF prepares to stay on Syrian Mount Hermon for the whole winter
Military constructing bases at two elevations on Syrian soil, incorporating hypothermia treatment rooms and reinforced structures to withstand heavy snow loads; Teams working urgently to complete the bases before the first snowstorm hits
Yoav Zitun
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12.23.24
‘Syria is fragmented into thousands of pieces’
Col. (Res.) Miri Eisen: 'Every town, every village is ruled by a different, brutal bully'
Emily Schrader, ILTV
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12.23.24
What about Syria? The hypocrisy behind the world’s selective outrage
Comment: If you remained silent on Assad’s torture you are hypocritical and racist
Emily Schrader, ILTV News
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12.23.24
Israel tells Syria it won't accept Jihadist presence in southern part of country
Message sent to de facto leader Ahmad al-Sharaa stresses Israel intends to maintain its security and will consider leaving buffer zone should stable government be established
Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari
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12.23.24
Rotor from Israeli helicopter crash 50 years ago recovered in Syrian Hermon
On Independence Day 1974, a Super Frelon helicopter crashed in flames on Mount Hermon during a rescue mission, killing all six crew members; fifty years later, its front rotor was recovered following Israel's capture of the Syrian Hermon
Korin Elbaz-Alush
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12.22.24
Iran's Khamenei asserts 'Zionists haven’t won' in Syria
Iranian supreme leader dismisses claims Hamas and Hezbollah are proxies, saying they act on faith, warns post-Assad Syria’s youth may rise up against its leaders
Lior Ben Ari, news agencies
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12.22.24
These are the options we face in Syria, and what is good for us
Analysis - Damascus faces three strategic alternatives: deepen ties with Turkey, fall into Iran's honey trap, or return to the fold of the Arab states; The big question is how its choice will align with Israeli interests
Eyal Hulata
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12.22.24
Iran Accountability Act: Tehran's oil revenues should compensate its victims
Opinion: Fahad Almasri urges global action against Iran, citing its long-standing role in fueling instability via terror proxies, nuclear threats and aggression. His Iran Accountability Act calls for reparations, sanctions and oversight of Iranian assets to curb its influence
Fahad Almasri
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12.22.24
Israeli military operation in Syria ‘wise and correct,’ Druze leader says
‘Proud Israeli’ Majdal Shams Mayor Dolan Abu Saleh: 'I love to be part of society in the State of Israel… we want this feeling to be mutual and not one-sided'
Felice Friedson/The Media Line
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12.21.24
The strategic significance of the IDF’s actions in Syria
Analysis: Israel’s new preemptive defense doctrine, unveiled by its actions in Syria, marks a pivot from deterrence to proactive strikes, dismantling Syria’s strategic arms and signaling warnings to Hezbollah and Iran; the approach aims to shorten conflicts and enhance security
Dr. Avigdor Haselkorn
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12.20.24
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