Hayʼat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) is an armed Islamist rebel group in Syria. They have been waging an armed conflict against the regime of Bashar Assad as well as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
The move reportedly authorizes the Treasury Department to issue waivers to aid groups and companies providing essentials such as water, electricity, and other humanitarian supplies.
Turkey rises after Assad’s fall, aiming to shape Syria’s future and curb Kurdish autonomy.
Rabbi Binyamin Hamra, son of the late Rabbi Avraham Hamra, appealed to Julani to protect the country’s Jewish community and preserve its historic sites, including the Jobar Synagogue.
Iran and Turkey are vying for dominance, impacting regional stability, alliances, and Israel’s strategic challenges in an evolving geopolitical landscape.
How the rebels treat the sizeable Alawite population, will be some kind of litmus test of whether the takeover of Damascus leads to violent revenge against former Assad loyalists
HTS leader discussed wheat supplies with Ukraine after Russia cut Syria off due to ousting of Assad.
Syria's historic Jobar synagogue is safe to visit after years of war, revealing looting and heavy damage.
Reuters reported that one of the Syrian soldiers that was returned was Rifaat Assad, Bashar Assad's uncle.
Unlike Gaza and Lebanon, Syria had a full-fledged army with tanks, aircraft, and chemical weapons, and a well-guarded dangerous border.
Two weeks after rebels overthrew the Assad regime, protests and accusations start up over the new government.
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