A new initiative in the battered province of Idleb is working to help those who have been displaced from their homes by the violence writes Brocar Press.
While the regime uses internationally banned phosphorus bombs in the western Jisr al-Shughur countryside, their attack was repelled in al-Kabana in Lattakia reports Al-Etihad.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights has published a new report that documents cases of forced disappearances by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham.
According to Action Group For Palestinians Of Syria, thousands of activists have been killed and countless hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies have been targeted.
An Israeli rocket attack, fired from the direction of the Syrian Golan, was stopped by Syrian air defenses reports SANA.
With Turkey expected to begin operations in northern Syria, PYD gunmen have started to make preparations including fortifications writes Zaman Al Wasl.
A humanitarian corridor has been opened to allow civilians to leave Hama and Idleb and provide shelter, food and healthcare writes SANA.
Retired Brigadier-General Haitham Hassoun believes that the fall of Khan Sheikhoun will lead to the defeat of the Turkish regime in Idleb and Hama writes The Syria Times.
The two sides discussed the advances of the Syrian Arab Army and the opportunities for China to take part in the reconstruction writes SANA.
Syrian fighters and a Russian journalist have published photos of regime fighters inside Khan Sheikhoun, following the capturing of the city reports Enab Baladi.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by the fighting in Idleb and Hama, but the many are not receiving the aid they need reports Alsouria Net.
Following the capture of Khan Sheikhoun by regime forces, Turkey is questioning the future of its observation posts in Idleb reports Etihad Press.
Children in Syria have witnessed eight years of conflict and have even taken part in the fighting, but now the task of rebuilding society begins writes Ana Insan
Israeli warplanes are pursuing Iranian targets from Syria and into Iraq, targeting Iranian weapons and missile warehouses reports Asharq al-Awsat.
Despite the fact that over 10 percent of Syria’s engineers have left the country, the syndicate’s pension fund is receiving more contribution from private sector engineers writes Al-Watan.
Following the capture of Khan Sheikhoun by regime forces, rebels are fighting back in the hilltops of Lattakia reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Syria’s Permanent Representative to the UN said that Israel must be forced to adhere to the nuclear proliferation treaties and to subject all its facilities to a safeguarding system writes SANA.
