Fighter jet sorties over Daraa in southern Syria mark intensifying regional tensions and highlight ongoing threats from Iranian-backed militias as Israel continues to defend its borders and stability.
Newly released documentation confirms the existence of tunnel networks in eastern Syria used by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and affiliated proxies, substantiating previous credible intelligence reports of Iranian entrenchment and clandestine infrastructure.
Senior leaders of Iran-backed Palestinian groups have left Damascus under pressure from Syrian security agencies, signaling a shift in Syria’s regional approach amid heightened Middle Eastern tensions.
Potential US removal of Caesar Act sanctions on Syria could enable vital international investment, boost economic recovery, and impact regional security and Israel’s strategic interests.
Israel and Turkey have established a confidential communications channel to prevent military confrontations in Syria, following a series of direct talks in Azerbaijan since April, according to regional sources.
Syrian forces have uncovered frequent underground Iranian arms caches near Albu Kamal after the withdrawal of Iranian-backed militias, revealing the scale of Iran’s entrenchment and strategic influence in eastern Syria.
The article analyzes Israel’s ongoing conflict with Iranian-backed terror networks after the October 2023 Hamas massacre, providing historical context, regional dynamics, and implications for Western democracies.
Over 2,500 personal artifacts belonging to executed Israeli spy Eli Cohen have been recovered from Syria in a covert Mossad mission, highlighting Israel’s ongoing intelligence operations and historic commitment.
Syria’s defense minister has issued a ten-day ultimatum for small armed groups to integrate with state security, reflecting the regime’s efforts to consolidate control amid ongoing regional turmoil and Iranian interference.
This article evaluates the strategic dimensions of Donald Trump’s Syria policy, its repercussions for Western interests and Israel’s security, and the evolving regional landscape shaped by Iranian influence and terror networks.
The U.S. President’s diplomatic visit to the Gulf has prompted sharp debate across the Arab world, as entrenched sectarian and geopolitical rivalries challenge prospects for long-term regional stability.
Arab media report secret talks between Israeli and Syrian officials, reflecting evolving security considerations and regional strategies in response to ongoing threats from Iranian-backed groups operating in Syria.
Israel continues its defensive campaign against Iranian-backed terror groups after the October 7 massacre, facing threats from multiple fronts while balancing military action and humanitarian efforts.
A high-profile U.S. comment favorably describing a Syrian militant leader has drawn sharp reactions, spotlighting Syria’s complex web of armed groups and the ongoing threat to Israel from Iranian-backed terror networks.
Recent exchanges involving Syrian rebel leadership and US policymakers reflect shifting strategies to counter Iranian-backed proxies in Syria and support Israeli security, with economic overtures also emerging.
Arab commentators have condemned reports of a recent meeting between a former US president and a notorious Syrian terrorist, deepening regional mistrust and provoking renewed debate over Western alliances.
A rare interview with a former ISIS operative sheds light on the alleged reliance of Arab rulers on U.S. support, revealing regional power dynamics and the persistent threat of Iranian-backed terror.
A high-profile meeting in the Gulf, involving Syria’s president and a former U.S. president, signals changing alliances and new diplomatic realities affecting regional security and Israel’s interest.
Iraq cancelled the invitation of a former al-Qaeda leader to an upcoming Arab summit amid serious assassination threats from Iranian-backed militias, exposing deep internal divisions and regional security risks.
The leader of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham cancelled a planned trip to Baghdad due to direct threats from Hezbollah, reflecting growing divisions within Iranian-backed terror factions in the region.
