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The rebels in Syria will now try to quickly establish facts on the ground and gain autonomy before someone establishes a central regime in Damascus

“I feel I no longer belong in Canada and may need to flee,” one respondent reportedly told JMAO.

Half a million Syrians found refuge in Germany from the Assads' cruelty and civil war. In Hamburg, thousands gathered to dance, chant and cheer the anti-Assad rebels' victory – and some are planning to return. 'I want a peaceful future with Israel,' says one

An analysis of weapons captured in Lebanon shows that Hezbollah received advanced arms from Russia via the Syrian military

An analysis of weapons captured in Lebanon shows that Hezbollah received advanced arms from Russia via the Syrian military

The main reason Israeli officials had stated for rejecting calls to more openly stand with Ukraine was Russia's presence in Syria. But now, with Assad's fall and Russia's total retreat, it is truly irrelevant

President-elect Donald Trump's 'Do not get involved' call is at odds with key foreign policy surrogates advocating a more activist line on Syria. While they will likely have to fall in line with their isolationist boss, there's a lesson for Israel's annexationist right, too

The judges ruled that the prime minister will testify as scheduled, except for a short delay in Wednesday's testimony, after Amir Ohana asked that his testimony be coordinated with him

Short sale volume in the SLV ETF has dropped to levels that have historically signaled major silver rallies, sparking speculation of a potential price surge amid shifting market sentiment.

  The Saudi outlet al-Hadath quoted a security official claiming Israel has captured the Syrian part of Mount Hermon, the strategic mountain overlooking the Golan Heights, the Galilee, and the Damascus area. This is the first time Israel has been on that part of the mountain since the 1974 Disengagement of Forces agreement, which was […]

'No Other Land,' directed by Israelis Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor and Palestinians Basel Adra and Hamdan Ballal, won the European Film Academy's award for best documentary on Saturday, its fourth prize in a week

Great hopes were pinned on Bashar Assad at the start of his rule 24 years ago. But just like his father, he slaughtered his country fellows and was unable to maintain the stability of his regime

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz visited Mount Bental in the Golan Heights at an observation point overlooking the Syrian border following the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime. During the visit, they received a detailed briefing on developments along the Syrian border and the reinforcement of IDF forces in the area. Netanyahu […]

The Romans thought the barbarian monsters on their borders should settle for alcohol, but the drug spoons the Germanic warriors carried into battle suggest they didn't agree

Prof. Marc Dollinger has been teaching for more than 20 years at one of the most anti-Israel universities in the United States. That didn't spare him when he delivered a guest talk at the University of Michigan last month. 'I wasn't even talking about Israel,' he says in an interview

Syria's president fled on Sunday after lacking support from Iran and Russia, as rebels seized power in Damascus. The immediate challenge lies in determining the new regime and its focus, and who will be in its crosshairs

A year after her satirical video lampooned academia's support for Hamas and caused an uproar, New York-based Israeli artist and adjunct professor Tamy Ben-Tor is displaying new work in Israel. She tells Haaretz how Americans confuse culture and activism