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Israel's Syrian Incursion Raises Regional Tensions
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, Israel's military incursion into Syrian territory, encompassing a 400-square-kilometer area previously under UN control, is raising concerns, prompting a UN Security Council appeal from the new Syrian government, despite assertions from Israel of a tem...
Israel's Syrian Incursion Raises Regional Tensions
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, Israel's military incursion into Syrian territory, encompassing a 400-square-kilometer area previously under UN control, is raising concerns, prompting a UN Security Council appeal from the new Syrian government, despite assertions from Israel of a tem...
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Israel Seizes Syrian Territory Near Golan Heights
Israel seized approximately 400 square kilometers of Syrian territory near the Golan Heights, citing security concerns following the fall of the Assad regime. This action, condemned by Arab nations, is viewed by some as a potential land grab despite Israel's claim it is a temporary measure.
Israel Seizes Syrian Territory Near Golan Heights
Israel seized approximately 400 square kilometers of Syrian territory near the Golan Heights, citing security concerns following the fall of the Assad regime. This action, condemned by Arab nations, is viewed by some as a potential land grab despite Israel's claim it is a temporary measure.
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16% Bias Score
Israel's Golan Heights Advance Raises Regional Tensions
Israel's military has advanced into the Syrian Golan Heights, prompting international condemnation; Israel cites security concerns, while critics view it as a land grab, potentially impacting regional stability and normalization efforts with Arab states.
Israel's Golan Heights Advance Raises Regional Tensions
Israel's military has advanced into the Syrian Golan Heights, prompting international condemnation; Israel cites security concerns, while critics view it as a land grab, potentially impacting regional stability and normalization efforts with Arab states.
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36% Bias Score
Israel Extends Military Presence in Syria's Mount Hermon Until 2025
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to remain in Syria's Mount Hermon until at least the end of 2025, citing security concerns and uncertainty about Syria's new leadership's commitment to a 1974 border agreement; this...
Israel Extends Military Presence in Syria's Mount Hermon Until 2025
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to remain in Syria's Mount Hermon until at least the end of 2025, citing security concerns and uncertainty about Syria's new leadership's commitment to a 1974 border agreement; this...
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Russia Condemns Israeli Occupation of Syrian Land
Russia accuses Israel of illegally occupying Syrian land, calling for its withdrawal; the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirms Israeli forces' deep incursion into Syrian territory, while the SDF pledges to fight any Turkish aggression in Kobani.
Russia Condemns Israeli Occupation of Syrian Land
Russia accuses Israel of illegally occupying Syrian land, calling for its withdrawal; the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirms Israeli forces' deep incursion into Syrian territory, while the SDF pledges to fight any Turkish aggression in Kobani.
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Israel Incursion Deep into Syria Raises Water Security and Regional Stability Concerns
On Tuesday, Israeli forces advanced more than four kilometers into Syrian territory near the Yarmouk basin, exceeding the ceasefire line by over two kilometers, prompting diplomatic condemnation and security concerns from Syria and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.
Israel Incursion Deep into Syria Raises Water Security and Regional Stability Concerns
On Tuesday, Israeli forces advanced more than four kilometers into Syrian territory near the Yarmouk basin, exceeding the ceasefire line by over two kilometers, prompting diplomatic condemnation and security concerns from Syria and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.
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Golan Heights Reopens After Ceasefire, but Dangers Remain
Road 99 in the Golan Heights, previously a military zone, reopened after a November ceasefire, despite lingering dangers like unexploded ordnance and the ongoing Israeli military presence in Syria, while tourists are slowly returning.
Golan Heights Reopens After Ceasefire, but Dangers Remain
Road 99 in the Golan Heights, previously a military zone, reopened after a November ceasefire, despite lingering dangers like unexploded ordnance and the ongoing Israeli military presence in Syria, while tourists are slowly returning.
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Israel Invests in Golan Heights Settlement Following Hamas Attack
Israel announced a 40 million shekel investment to double the population of the Golan Heights, including the settlement Trump Heights, named after Donald Trump, in response to the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack and increased regional tensions, reflecting a long-term commitment to the area.
Israel Invests in Golan Heights Settlement Following Hamas Attack
Israel announced a 40 million shekel investment to double the population of the Golan Heights, including the settlement Trump Heights, named after Donald Trump, in response to the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack and increased regional tensions, reflecting a long-term commitment to the area.
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Israel Establishes Military Position in Syrian Village, Preventing Access to Farmland
Israeli forces have established a position in the Syrian village of Maariyah, near the Golan Heights, preventing local farmers from accessing their fields and raising concerns about the violation of a 1974 ceasefire agreement. Residents report being prevented from farming and moving freely, while Is...
Israel Establishes Military Position in Syrian Village, Preventing Access to Farmland
Israeli forces have established a position in the Syrian village of Maariyah, near the Golan Heights, preventing local farmers from accessing their fields and raising concerns about the violation of a 1974 ceasefire agreement. Residents report being prevented from farming and moving freely, while Is...
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Golan Heights: Divided Sisters Reunite, Briefly, After Assad's Fall
Six Druze sisters, divided since 1967 by the Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights, are now able to see each other from across the border after the fall of Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime on December 8, 2023, reigniting a fragile hope for reunification.
Golan Heights: Divided Sisters Reunite, Briefly, After Assad's Fall
Six Druze sisters, divided since 1967 by the Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights, are now able to see each other from across the border after the fall of Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime on December 8, 2023, reigniting a fragile hope for reunification.
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Israel Extends Military Presence on Mount Hermon Until 2025
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to remain on Syria's Mount Hermon until at least 2025, citing security concerns after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime and raising concerns among Arab states and the new Syrian government of a land grab. This follows Israel's...
Israel Extends Military Presence on Mount Hermon Until 2025
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to remain on Syria's Mount Hermon until at least 2025, citing security concerns after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime and raising concerns among Arab states and the new Syrian government of a land grab. This follows Israel's...
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56% Bias Score
International Condemnation of Israeli Golan Heights Settlement Expansion
Israel announced a plan to double its settler population in the Golan Heights, allocating $11 million for expansion, drawing condemnation from multiple countries including Germany, Qatar, Jordan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt who cite violations of international law and Syrian sovereignty.
International Condemnation of Israeli Golan Heights Settlement Expansion
Israel announced a plan to double its settler population in the Golan Heights, allocating $11 million for expansion, drawing condemnation from multiple countries including Germany, Qatar, Jordan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt who cite violations of international law and Syrian sovereignty.
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40% Bias Score
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