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Four Alawite Workers Killed in Hama as Syrian Sectarian Violence Continues

by Jason Ditz | Sep 29, 2025

Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa was feted in last week’s visit to the US for the UN General Assembly, but the ongoing sectarian violence raging in Syria shows no sign of slowing. Syria’s Alawite minority is among the main targets. Alawites were massacred en masse in a...

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Two Syrian Soldiers, One SDF Fighter Killed as Eastern Aleppo Military Tensions Mount

by Jason Ditz | Sep 25, 2025

Military tensions between Syria and the Kurdish SDF continue to grow in the eastern part of the Aleppo Governorate. Both sides have reported deaths as a result of attacks by the other side in the past 48 hours. On Wednesday, the SDF reported that one of their fighters...

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Syrian President Sharaa Says ‘We Are Scared’ of Israel, Warns Talks Have Stalled

by Jason Ditz | Sep 24, 2025

Reports on the progress of the security talks between Israel and Syria continue to be heavily conflicting. Last week, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa seemed optimistic about the possibility that a deal could be reached in a matter of days. In comments late Tuesday,...

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Syria’s Former al-Qaeda Chief Arrives in New York, Sits Down With Former CIA Director

by Dave DeCamp | Sep 22, 2025

Syria’s de facto president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, a former al-Qaeda leader, arrived in New York City on Sunday, where he will attend the UN General Assembly, making him the first Syrian leader to do so since 1967. On Monday, Sharaa, formerly known as Abu Mohammed...

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Netanyahu: Idea of Withdrawing From Syria Buffer Zone Is a ‘Joke’

by Jason Ditz | Sep 22, 2025

While claiming talks with the Syrian government were progressing, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed the idea of withdrawing from any of the territory Israel has captured during its invasion of Syria that started in December 2024. Netanyahu said the...

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Syrian Army, SDF Trade Blame as Seven Civilians Killed in Strikes

by Jason Ditz | Sep 21, 2025

The village of Umm Tineh in eastern Aleppo Governorate was attacked overnight, with at least seven civilians killed and four others wounded, according to media reports. Who actually did it though is a matter of substantial disagreement. The village was hit in a drone...

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Turkish Defense Ministry: We Will Only Withdraw From Syria If Borders Are Secured

by Jason Ditz | Sep 18, 2025

Turkish Defense Ministry has issued a statement on Thursday saying that the country will only consider pulling its military out of Syria if the border is completely secured and if they are satisfied that the “terrorism” threat is fully resolved. Ministry spokesman...

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Syrian FM Visits DC in Bid to Get US Sanctions Permanently Lifted

by Jason Ditz | Sep 18, 2025

For the first time in 25 years, Syria’s top diplomat, Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani, is visiting the United States. The visit has a singular goal in mind, getting the US to permanently remove sanctions from Syria. The bulk of the sanctions against Syria come in...

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Thousands Rally for Decentralization in Syrian Kurdistan

by Jason Ditz | Sep 17, 2025

In cities and towns across Kurdish-controlled northeast Syria, thousands took to the streets in favor of the idea of retaining a decentralized system of governance in Syria, rejecting the calls of the Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) for full centralized control of...

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Israel Proposed New Security Deal Demilitarizing Southern Syria, Imposing No-Fly Zone

by Jason Ditz | Sep 17, 2025

Ongoing security talks between Israel and Syria don’t appear to have reached any deal so far, though the Israelis have reportedly proposed a new security deal to replace the 1974 disengagement pact, which Israeli forces violated with an invasion in December. The new...

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