Just hours after Islamist rebels ousted longtime Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in December, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood at edge of the occupied Golan Heights and looked out over ...

Israel’s expansionist ambitions continue to drive the erasure of Palestine, raising the critical question: Can the US and ...

The latest attacks came a week after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel demanded the demilitarization of much of southern Syria, stoking fears of conflict with the country’s new leadership.

Interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa accuses Assad loyalists and foreign powers of fomenting unrest with aim of dragging country ...

The stalling of the ceasefire is part of a wider strategic shift, as Israel’s army seeks to maintain a larger geographical ...

It is also clear that the IDF will remain in southern Syria to ensure the safety of the residents of the Golan Heights. The IDF presence on the entire Mount Hermon in the far northeast of Israel ...

Senior political sources describe Israel’s new security policy as a strategic shift, particularly concerning Arab states with which it has no peace agreements, such as Syria and Lebanon.

The unusual move of allowing foreign citizens of a hostile state like Syria to work in Israel could have geopolitical ripples across the region and is a testament to how radically the Middle East ...

"Assad and Al-Sharaa are both enemy regimes," says Sheikh Abdallah Al-Tamimi, a Syrian scholar and peace activist who has ...

regularly serve in the army and are considered fiercely loyal to the state of Israel. In Syria, around 700,000 Druze make up one of Syria's largest minority communities and have pressed the new Syrian ...

"To be honest, the Alawites clearly ask for international protection," a former Syrian diplomat told Newsweek.

"The American role was a positive role and in the interest of Syria and the Syrians," an SDF political wing adviser told ...