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Syria government and Druze minority leaders announce new ceasefire as Israel continues strikes
Syrian authorities have announced a new ceasefire agreement for the southern province of Sweida following days of fighting, but it remains uncertain whether peace will prevail after a local leader of the Druze minority rejected the deal.
Israel threatened to escalate attacks on Syrian government forces unless they withdrew from Sweida, a southern province ...
Syrian president vows state will protect its Druze minority, hold those behind the violence accountable; dismisses efforts to drag Syrians into hands of any 'external party' ...
Israel is becoming further involved in Syria's internecine war and says it will remain there indefinitely "to protect our communities".
Syrian political figure Shadi Martini described his Knesset address as a 'once-in-a-century opportunity' and confirmed ...
US secretary of state says clashes in Druze-majority area of Sweida led to 'misunderstanding' between Israel and Sharaa regime; UN, EU and others demand end to Israeli strikes ...
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Open-source intelligence analysts reported that a mass mobilization was declared in all of Syria's governorates despite the ceasefire.
"This was an intimate gathering aimed at discussing regional developments and exploring how the EU could help promote ...
We spoke to Rabbi Abraham Cooper, an American Jewish leader who recently returned from meeting Syria’s President and has spoken of his hopes of improving relations between Israel and the new Syrian ...
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