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How Will Beit Jin Alter the Damascus–Tel Aviv Equation?

Hussam Taleb, a political analyst based in Damascus, told 963+ that the Beit Jin assault, and the Israeli aggression that followed—met with local resistance—marks a turning point in the nature of Israel’s military operations.

Washington Set to Establish Military Presence at Damascus Airbase

Sources indicate the facility is situated at the southern gateway to Syria—an area expected to form part of a demilitarised buffer zone within the framework of the proposed non-aggression pact currently under negotiation between Damascus and Tel Aviv.

Ahmed al-Sharaa to Attend Emergency Arab Summit in Cairo

Diplomatic sources revealed to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed earlier that an unannounced meeting between Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel-Ati and his Syrian counterpart Asaad al-Shibani took place in the Turkish capital Ankara.

Southern Syria in Israel’s Calculations

Israel seems to be seeking fundamental geographical changes along its borders with Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, and possibly the West Bank, Fatima Yassin writes in al-Araby al-Jadeed.

Is Assad Realigning His Position?

Evident signs of Assad’s shift toward the “axis of moderation” emerged after the Manama summit in May 2024, Shawkat Gharzeldin writes in al-Araby al-Jadeed.

Harris or Trump: The Future of U.S. Policy on Syria

Athr Press says that while Trump expressed a desire to withdraw and initiated plans for it, his decision-making was often inconsistent, influenced by his political mood.

Assad and Jumping Between Boats

It seems likely that Israel will not be content with its limited ground incursion into Syria, al-Modon writes.

SDF Surrounds Syrian Regime’s Security Squares in Hassakeh

Media sources close to the SDF indicated that the blockade was intended to prevent militants from Assad’s militias from escaping to support armed robbery gangs in southern Hassakeh, Shaam Network writes.

36 Syrians Killed in Israeli Shelling on Lebanon

The Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the initial toll of 36 Syrian refugees killed in Israeli shelling targeting towns in southern Lebanon during the first days of the escalation.

The US Elections in Syrian Calculations

If Trump wins, US interest in Syria may wane, leaving the Syrian issue to Israeli-Russian agreements, Abdul Basit Sida writes in Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.

Iran Rejects Syrian Regime’s Stance on Gaza War

Damascus appears to entertain the prospect of normalizing its relations with Western nations through its stance on the Gaza war, according to Asharq al-Awsat.

No Plans for MBS to Visit Damascus

Al-Watan newspaper, known for its alignment with the Syrian regime, refuted claims on Tuesday regarding official plans for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s prospective visit to Damascus.

IRGC Advisers Killed in Israeli Strike in Damascus

Tasnim News, Iran’s news agency, quoted the IRGC’s public relations, stating that two “advisers were killed by the Zionist entity”, according to Enab Baladi.

Syrian Questions That Do Not Need Answers

On the second day of the Gaza truce, a tragic airstrike in Idlib claimed ten innocent lives, Saba Madawar writes in al-Modon.

Syrian Security Services Fire UNRWA Staff

It has been highlighted that the suspensions and terminations were instigated due to one of the employees having a family member associated with the Syrian opposition, according to Syria TV.

Al-Assad Was Absent from Nasrallah’s Speech

It is evident that the Iranian axis is not willing to sacrifice the Syrian regime to protect the Hamas movement, according to Ibrahim Rayhan in Syria TV.

Conoco and Tanf Bases in Syria Targetted

These attacks took place only one day after the targeting of the Ain al-Assad and Harir bases in Iraq, Athr Press writes.

Analyzing the Complexities of Recent Events

Rumours of a regional war looming if Israel launches a ground invasion of Gaza should be analyzed cautiously, Firas Aziz Dib writes in al-Watan.

What Happened Over the Weekend

Russia has repatriated children who had been living in the al-Hol camp, Israel says it has no plans to assassinate Hassan Nasrallah, the SDF arrests four ISIS members, the Syrian government sends funds to fire hit region. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.

What Need Is There for Negotiations Between Syria and Israel?

Syria and Israel have been on opposite sides for decades, but recent rumours have suggested that secret negotiations are taking place between the two countries writes Asharq Al-Awsat.

Will the Moscow Summit Create a Syrian Gaza in Idleb?

The presidents of Turkey and Russia are meeting to discuss the situation in Idleb and to try and find a solution that can reduce the violence reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.

What Happened Over the Weekend

UN condemnation of Israeli actions in the Syrian Golan, ancient relics saved from ISIS and unexploded ordinance kills two children in Daraa. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.

Syria — Between Iran and America

As tensions between Iran and the United States increases, Syria is stuck in the middle get pulled apart from both sides writes The Syrian Observer.

Astana’s Failure Leading to a Military Solution in Idleb

The 12th round of Astana talks failed to create the required agreements, which Syria and Russia blame of Turkey’s unwillingness to uphold its commitments writes Al-Watan.

Horan: A Chronicle of a Death Foretold

The images of displaced Syrians from Daraa province ignites memories of Syrian seasonal workers in Lebanon writes Daraj

Geneva Charade: Regime is the Opposition

This charade called Moscow and Cairo’s platforms is only an accessory to the Syrian regime

Who Entrapped Aleppo?

Aleppo chanted for freedom and democracy, and even raised the banners of the Ukrainian revolution and supported all the national liberation movements around the world, but the “free world” has turned away from it.

Mass Murder on the Mediterranean High Seas

“We were going to be married in Italy, and then we would live in Europe – we hadn’t decided where,” says Zamel, a slim 19-year-old Syrian with gentle eyes

Opinion: Egypt's Healer and Syria's Destiny

Because of the immorality and hostility of the Islamic State to all, and the danger it poses for the legal, geographic and demographic status quo in the region, everyone must forget their differences, or ignore them for now, in order to confront this storm

The ISIS within

Until we learn to embrace the true meaning of citizenship, dictatorships and extremism will prevail

Syria: One Year Later

A column in honor of the one-year anniversary of Syria’s chemical attack

Palestinians in Syria… Where to Flee?

The case of Palestinians differs from all other cases, because the Palestinians lost their native country, Palestine

Opinion: Nasrallah’s Communication Confusion

Nasrallah polishes the image of the Assad regime and went as far as saying that the ideology of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria had been taught in Gulf schools for many years

Opinion: Where is Assad on Gaza?

Assad cannot come out to talk about “resistance” or “steadfastness,” particularly after Israel carried out airstrikes on Syrian territory without Assad responding

Opinion: A World Cup Of Blood

The Syrian reality is no longer interesting for the international public who have found in the World Cup an escape from the daily concerns

Opinion: Obama, isolationist in Syria

Obama chose the wrong stance in syria and allowed the Assad regime, along with the Iranians and Hezbollah, to besiege the popular uprising until it became a danger to the region

The Syrians between the Cup of Tyranny and the Poisons of Terrorism

Between a dictatorship and a less dictatorial tyranny that will last for a while, neither the Arabs’ situation during their spring nor the Iraqis’ situation a decade after Saddam’s fall is revealing that the hefty price that was paid is enough to launch a transitional phase, setting the foundations for the recognition of the rights of the other oppositionist as the only way to ensure stability and end the killing.