For weeks, Israel has engaged in back-channel talks over a diplomatic agreement with the Syrian government. Its strikes on Damascus this week highlight a lack of strategic clarity.

Israeli leaders said they launched attacks on Syria this week to protect members of the Druze religious group in the country’s south, amid clashes in the area.

Syria says it is withdrawing troops from a flashpoint southern city after days of deadly clashes with an Arab minority group ...

President Ahmed al-Shara said the airstrike on Damascus threatened to escalate sectarian violence, in his sharpest criticism ...

The Prime Minister made clear Israel will not allow Syrian forces south of Damascus, will protect Druze community; ceasefire achieved through strength, not concessions ...

Israel began bombing Syrian military sites in Sweida and around Damascus on Monday, saying it was acting to protect Syria’s ...

Bedouin commander says ceasefire only applies to Damascus government, declares offensive with stated aim to free Bedouins ...

Israel's attack on Syria to protect Druze minorities drew regional backlash. Iran backed Syria's sovereignty, Qatar condemned ...

The Druze, a small but significant religious minority, straddle the complex political landscape of Syria, Lebanon, Israel, ...

He credited the United States, the Gulf States, and Turkey for mediating a ceasefire. The Syrian president then attempted to spin the Syrian withdrawal as planned, saying, “We are assigning local ...

Amid deadly Druze-Sunni clashes in Syria’s Sweida province, Israel positions itself as protector of the Druze community, raising questions over whether its true aim is securing a strategic foothold in ...

This erosion of truth isn’t just a journalistic failure. It’s a moral one.