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What to expect for Syria according to Lawrence of Arabia
Opinion: To understand the complex situation in Syria after Assad’s fall and gain clearer insight into the country’s future, one only needs to watch a film that, 62 years ago, depicted the limitations of tribal society
Michael Oren
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12.27.24
New Damascus governor wants 'peace' with Israel, says its fears are 'natural'
Maher Marwan, appointed by Syria's de facto leader Ahmad al-Sharaa, says many Syrians wish for coexistence as Israel remains skeptical
Daniel Edelson, New York, Lior Ben Ari
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12.27.24
Journalists are mishandling critical evidence in Syria needed for prosecuting war crimes
Absence of capable personnel to safeguard institutions after the Assad regime’s collapse has led to the mishandling of documents and potential criminal evidence that journalists, in a race for exclusives, have found in prisons and security branches
Rizik Alabi / The Media Line
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12.26.24
Syria tried to erase its Jewish history, but the fall of Assad has illuminated it again
Justice for Jews from Arab Countries uncovers the systematic displacement and cultural destruction of Syria’s Jewish population, and tells the story of a community even older than the Arabs themselves and Islam
Shira Dicker, The Media Line
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12.26.24
Israel concerned Syria’s 'charm offensive' fooling the West
IDF demands Syrian villagers surrender weapons; Israel warns US about extremist Islamists in Syria’s new government despite Ahmad al-Sharaa’s conciliatory tone; The 'Houthi dilemma' adds further challenges
Itamar Eichner
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12.25.24
'Death or imprisonment': Syrian media workers fear new regime
While Syrian opposition channels that broadcast outside of the country celebrated Assad's fall, pro-regime channels and workers say they fear changes that could negatively impact them
Lior Ben Ari
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12.25.24
Only 4 Jews remain in Syria, and they refuse to leave the country
Senior Justice for Jews from Arab Countries official says that, 5 years ago, 13 Jews still lived in Syria, but some have since died, and others have left the country; Speaking about the three men and one woman who remain in Damascus, he noted, 'They have their homes and don’t want to leave. They’ve grown accustomed to life there'
Itamar Eichner
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12.24.24
Kurdish-led forces launch counterattack against Turkish-backed Syrian rebels
Spokesperson of the Women’s Protection Unit, an all-female militia fighting under the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, says they are just over seven miles from the center of the key city of Manbij in their counter-offensive; 'We will not be pushed out of negotiations on the future of Syria'
Associated Press
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12.24.24
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
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