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US House votes to repeal 'Caesar' sanctions on Syria
Syria opens trial against suspects in mass killing of Alawite minorities, first since Assad's fall
Ex-Syrian official says he passed order for US journalist Austin Tice's execution
Avigdor Liberman: Israel to defend security interests on all fronts
"Hamas sends children to launch kites"
A new Mideast in familiar clothing
The possibility that the “new” Syria might become a federation (similarly to Iraq) has not yet been ruled out, but even if it materializes, Syria’s boundaries will not change.
Syria's Assad to Russian lawmakers: Western strikes were act of aggression
Russia, which is helping Assad fight rebel forces opposed to his rule, immediately condemned the strikes.
Former IDF chief of staff: Israel was ready for war following Syria strike
‘IDF had two goals: destroy the reactor and avoid war,’ says then-military intelligence head Amos Yadlin
UN issues blank statement on Syria, says it has run out of words
There followed 10 empty lines with quote marks indicating missing text, and an explanatory footnote.
Assad is using Turkey’s Afrin offensive to make gains in Syria
“Ensuring the security of its borders does not mean killing civilians, and that should be condemned. In a dangerous situation in Syria, [Turkey] should not add war to war.”
Peace with Iran Maybe?
American doctor on Golan wounded by Syrian gunfire
The US volunteer was treating wounded Syrians in a field hospital as part of Operation Good Neighbor.
Syria's humanitarian crisis
Why did Syria, Hezbollah bus ISIS fighters near Iraq?
Iraqi politicians condemn agreement allowing ISIS fighters to leave besieged Qalamoun.