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Rare Photo Reveals Damascus Jewish Scout Movement
A photograph unearthed during the creation of the Alliance Museum reveals the existence of a Jewish Scout Movement in 1930s Damascus, showcasing the Alliance Israélite Universelle's educational and cultural influence on Syrian Jewry and offering a rare glimpse into the community's life and efforts t...
Rare Photo Reveals Damascus Jewish Scout Movement
A photograph unearthed during the creation of the Alliance Museum reveals the existence of a Jewish Scout Movement in 1930s Damascus, showcasing the Alliance Israélite Universelle's educational and cultural influence on Syrian Jewry and offering a rare glimpse into the community's life and efforts t...
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20% Bias Score
Syria Trip Canceled Due to Security Threats
German and Austrian interior ministers canceled their Syria trip Thursday due to credible security threats, specifically warnings of a terrorist threat to their delegation from German security authorities; planned talks focused on Syrian refugee returns and security issues.
Syria Trip Canceled Due to Security Threats
German and Austrian interior ministers canceled their Syria trip Thursday due to credible security threats, specifically warnings of a terrorist threat to their delegation from German security authorities; planned talks focused on Syrian refugee returns and security issues.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Sends Top Officials to Damascus Amid SDF Integration Deal
Turkey's foreign minister, defense minister, and intelligence chief visited Damascus to assess a deal integrating the U.S.-backed SDF into the Syrian army, despite Turkey's designation of the SDF as terrorists, highlighting shifting geopolitical dynamics in Syria.
Turkey Sends Top Officials to Damascus Amid SDF Integration Deal
Turkey's foreign minister, defense minister, and intelligence chief visited Damascus to assess a deal integrating the U.S.-backed SDF into the Syrian army, despite Turkey's designation of the SDF as terrorists, highlighting shifting geopolitical dynamics in Syria.
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44% Bias Score
Israel Strikes Military Targets in Southern Syria
Israeli warplanes struck Kisweh, Syria, on Tuesday, targeting military sites near Damascus, killing two and injuring several others, as part of a new policy to demilitarize southern Syria and prevent threats to Israel's security.
Israel Strikes Military Targets in Southern Syria
Israeli warplanes struck Kisweh, Syria, on Tuesday, targeting military sites near Damascus, killing two and injuring several others, as part of a new policy to demilitarize southern Syria and prevent threats to Israel's security.
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48% Bias Score
Islamist Group Seizes Damascus After 11-Day Offensive
After an 11-day offensive, the Islamist militia group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) seized control of Damascus, Syria, ending the Assad family's 50-year rule; hundreds of young fighters, many children evacuated from Damascus in 2018, now patrol the city, sparking mixed reactions among residents.
Islamist Group Seizes Damascus After 11-Day Offensive
After an 11-day offensive, the Islamist militia group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) seized control of Damascus, Syria, ending the Assad family's 50-year rule; hundreds of young fighters, many children evacuated from Damascus in 2018, now patrol the city, sparking mixed reactions among residents.
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48% Bias Score
HTS's Rise in Syria Sparks Protests over Women's Rights and Minority Concerns
Following the fall of the Syrian regime, the rise of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has sparked protests in Damascus, with hundreds demanding democracy and secularism, expressing concern over HTS's policies toward women and minorities, despite HTS's leader denying Syria will become like Afghanistan.
HTS's Rise in Syria Sparks Protests over Women's Rights and Minority Concerns
Following the fall of the Syrian regime, the rise of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has sparked protests in Damascus, with hundreds demanding democracy and secularism, expressing concern over HTS's policies toward women and minorities, despite HTS's leader denying Syria will become like Afghanistan.
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60% Bias Score
Syria Trip Canceled Amid Imminent Attack Threat
Due to credible intelligence of an imminent attack on Damascus targets, Germany and Austria canceled a joint ministerial trip; the threat was deemed plausible and directly concerning the delegation, highlighting the fragile security situation in post-Assad Syria.
Syria Trip Canceled Amid Imminent Attack Threat
Due to credible intelligence of an imminent attack on Damascus targets, Germany and Austria canceled a joint ministerial trip; the threat was deemed plausible and directly concerning the delegation, highlighting the fragile security situation in post-Assad Syria.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Reopens Damascus Embassy Amidst Syria's Political Transition
Germany reopened its embassy in Damascus three months after the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, signaling hope for a stable transition while emphasizing human rights and economic cooperation, particularly the Deir Ali power plant's reconstruction, amidst concerns about extremist group...
Germany Reopens Damascus Embassy Amidst Syria's Political Transition
Germany reopened its embassy in Damascus three months after the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, signaling hope for a stable transition while emphasizing human rights and economic cooperation, particularly the Deir Ali power plant's reconstruction, amidst concerns about extremist group...
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48% Bias Score
Damascus: Resilience Amidst Ruin
Luke Slattery recounts his 2010 visit to Damascus, Syria, contrasting the vibrant cultural experiences with the subsequent devastation caused by conflict, highlighting the resilience of some cultural landmarks like al-Naranj restaurant and Bab Sharqi arch, while mourning the destruction of others, l...
Damascus: Resilience Amidst Ruin
Luke Slattery recounts his 2010 visit to Damascus, Syria, contrasting the vibrant cultural experiences with the subsequent devastation caused by conflict, highlighting the resilience of some cultural landmarks like al-Naranj restaurant and Bab Sharqi arch, while mourning the destruction of others, l...
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52% Bias Score
Syrian Jewish Family's Return to Damascus Marks Fragile Hope Amidst Uncertainty
For the first time in three decades, Rabbi Joseph Hamra and his son Henry returned to Damascus, Syria, to read from a Torah scroll in a synagogue, highlighting a fragile hope for Syria's Jewish community amid ongoing concerns about religious tolerance and the preservation of heritage sites following...
Syrian Jewish Family's Return to Damascus Marks Fragile Hope Amidst Uncertainty
For the first time in three decades, Rabbi Joseph Hamra and his son Henry returned to Damascus, Syria, to read from a Torah scroll in a synagogue, highlighting a fragile hope for Syria's Jewish community amid ongoing concerns about religious tolerance and the preservation of heritage sites following...
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36% Bias Score
Iranian Embassy Employee Killed in Damascus; Qatar Reopens Embassy
On December 21, 2024, Iran reported the killing of an embassy employee, Davoud Beytarf, in Damascus, blaming "terrorist elements." This follows attacks on Iranian diplomatic facilities after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government, prompting Iran's evacuation of its embassy staff. Simultaneously, Q...
Iranian Embassy Employee Killed in Damascus; Qatar Reopens Embassy
On December 21, 2024, Iran reported the killing of an embassy employee, Davoud Beytarf, in Damascus, blaming "terrorist elements." This follows attacks on Iranian diplomatic facilities after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government, prompting Iran's evacuation of its embassy staff. Simultaneously, Q...
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40% Bias Score
Damascus Schools Reopen After Assad's Fall: Celebrations and Challenges
Following Bashar al-Assad's December 8th ouster, Damascus schools and universities partially reopened on December 10th, with students celebrating but facing fuel shortages and power outages, showcasing a mixed return to normalcy.
Damascus Schools Reopen After Assad's Fall: Celebrations and Challenges
Following Bashar al-Assad's December 8th ouster, Damascus schools and universities partially reopened on December 10th, with students celebrating but facing fuel shortages and power outages, showcasing a mixed return to normalcy.
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52% Bias Score
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