Syrian textbook update also includes Islamist references to ‘martyrdom,’ according to watchdog
By Jane Prinsley
By Kamal Alam
One of the oldest Jewish communities in the world was finally driven out in the Nineties. Will it return?
The IDF has revealed details of their daring mission in September last year
By Yaakov Lappin
By Rabbi Joseph Dweck
War, displacement, destruction and despair compel reflection on living through exile
Damascus's Eliyahu Hanavi synagogue—or what's left of it—is now safe to visit again after more than a decade in the midst of a war zone
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By Seth J. Frantzman
The regime falling in Syria could usher in a new era of cooperation in the region
By Loay Alshareef
Replacing one form of extremism with another is not a solution
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After Hezbollah supply lines cut in Syria, Tehran will ‘reexamine options’
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A video on social media shows Druze community members in southern Syria calling to be annexed by Israel rather than live under Islamist rule
By Eliana Jordan
Comments came after Jeremy Bowen said Israel wanted Assad to remain in power
The IAF has carried out more than 350 strikes to prevent weapons from falling into hands of jihadis
Nature abhors a vacuum and Syria is now a power vacuum. Let us hope it is filled with something positive
IDF says reports that ground troops are 16km from the Syrian capital are ‘false’
David Taylor MP called out: ‘no apology then’, as the former Labour leader was speaking
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Israel also understood to be working to clear terror infrastucture from areas beyond the Golan Heights demilitarised zone
The Syrian front will remain challenging for Israel – but the Sunni rebels are far weaker than the Shia axis