Jordan’s strikes on Daraa killed seven civilians, exposing the Syria security vacuum where ISIS cells persist and Damascus still cannot hold ground.
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Turkey and Israel now compete over Syria’s airspace and centralized army, while Washington tries to contain dangerous escalation.
The Israeli army’s deep raids into southern Syria have turned a nominal buffer into an occupied void for villagers.
Syria foils a Hezbollah cell preparing rockets in Daraa, exposing the group’s persistent efforts to strike Israel from Syrian soil.
Suspicious cardiac deaths among Syrian officers revive fears of an Assad-era purge as the government refuses to investigate or explain.
Syrian Kurds need decentralization, not just SDF integration, to protect wartime gains from Damascus’s push to recentralize power.
How Gulf Syria Investment drives revival as Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar rebuild infrastructure through distinct commercial strengths.
How the Syrian Democratic Forces’ dissolution ends a decade of U.S. partnership while leaving lessons for Syria’s new government.
Uneven enforcement of Syria’s speech laws detains critics while sectarian hate goes unchecked, threatening reconstruction and institutional trust.
Ahmed Al-Sharaa must integrate the SDF operationally rather than symbolically to prevent ISIS resurgence and stabilize Syria’s fragile security architecture.