Those travelling from the West Bank will face significant entry restrictions, while other nations like Syria have been hit with a total prohibition
By Jacob Jaffa
The Jewish Heritage in Syria Foundation hopes to make the country’s synagogue’s ‘accessible to all Jews in the world’ through the scheme
By Siam Goorwich
Syrian state media reported that 10 people were killed in retaliatory airstrikes
Syria’s president has undertaken an unprecedented visit to Washington, despite being on the US’ most wanted list as recently as last year
Troops will reportedly be stationed at an air base in Damascus to facilitate a prospective security pact between Syria and Israel
Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham was formerly the offshoot of the terrorist group in Syria, but now forms the basis of the country’s government
Syrian security forces and Bedouin tribes massacred civilians in the southern city of Sweida in July amid fierce inter-ethnic clashes
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Some reports have claimed that the Israeli military launched an operation to dismantle surveillance devices
By JC Reporter
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Conflict broke out when the IDF stepped in to defend the Druze from the Syrian military last month
By Jamie Shapiro
However, Ahmed al-Sharaa also reportedly accused Israel of ‘seeking to gain regional power’ in his country
By Dan Schueftan
Jerusalem’s offensives in Lebanon and Syria have upended old assumptions, weakening Iran’s axis and opening the door to a new regional balance
The Israeli was later arrested in hospital after the attacker accused him of racism, the report said
The MP for Hemel Hempstead, David Taylor, said he would not forgive his former leader’s approach to Syria
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By The JC Leader
The widening strategic disconnect between Israel and many Western governments – and the inability even to agree on basic facts – is a deeply troubling development
By Yaakov Lappin
‘It is more likely that they have come to the realisation that it is worthwhile to let [al-Sharaa] play the West's game to establish his rule and begin to rehabilitate Syria, and then return to the original path from a position of strength’
Following a ‘Middle East’ update in the Commons, only two MPs raised the plight of the Druze community in Syria