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What Israeli bombings and sectarian violence in Suwayda mean for Syria’s transition
Following the deaths of dozens of Druze in Suwayda, southern Syria, Bianna Golodryga speaks to Dareen Khalifa from the International Crisis Group about how this is jeopardizing a fragile sense of stability in a country facing deep sectarian divisions.
At least 594 people have been killed in southern Syria's Sweida province following days of intense fighting between Druze ...
A surge in sectarian violence in southern Syria and Israeli airstrikes reaching central Damascus have pushed the war‑scarred ...
In Syria's Druze city of Sweida, sectarian violence has led to numerous deaths, with government forces clashing with Druze ...
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a U.K.-based war monitor, said the clashes started after members of a Bedouin tribe ...
The UN humanitarian office (OCHA) reported mass displacement in Swedia, Syria after five days of sectarian violence between ...
The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights (SOHR) documented a significant outbreak of brutality in the killings that gripped ...
Israel says it is intervening to protect Syria’s Druze residents who have strong ties to Israel’s Druze community. Damascus ...
Sectarian clashes have reignited in Syria, primarily between the government and Druze fighters. The conflict has drawn ...
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