If Netanyahu has one valid claim to remaining in office, it’s his Syria policy and the fact he was one of the first world leaders to recognize the threat of ISIS
In a 3-part video analysis, Haaretz's military correspondent explains why Assad is not interested in a direct confrontation with Israel, even to stop Israeli airstrikes
After a five-year international campaign, fighting is over but U.S. military is warning that tens of thousands of ISIS fighters still in Iraq and Syria
'The deaths have overwhelmingly been of babies and infants,' the International Rescue Committee said
Russian reports say Putin has instructed withdrawal of forces, besides aircraft ■ Israel hopes move will pressure Iran to remove its forces as well, but Tehran has not signaled any such development
This defeat would signal the end of the ultra-hardline Islamist movement's control in eastern Syria, having held more than a third of Syria and Iraq at one point in 2014
Rare meeting to take place to discuss 'ways to combat terrorism'
Within a maze of conflicts, players and interests, one of the cruelest wars in modern history leaves a trail of broken lives
Syrian Democratic Forces, backed by the U.S., say 'all of the terrorist organization's attempts to achieve any progress' in Baghouz have been thwarted
Assad says he's fighting four wars: the military conflict, economic 'siege', a struggle against corruption and a battle on social media where he said Syria's enemies were waging a propaganda campaign
Facility near Lebanese border is likely Iranian, intelligence report says
Syria's Kurdish leaders hope for a political deal that would safeguard their autonomy and shield their region from Turkish attack
