ISIS Capital Falls: U.S.-backed Rebels Take 'Full Control' of Syria's Raqqa
Kurdish forces raise a flag inside Raqqa stadium, the last remaining area held by Islamic State
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Analysis Israel’s Message to Russia Sent in Syria, Received in Tel Aviv
Why did Israel decide to bomb the Syrian anti-aircraft battery this time?
After Israel's Rare Strike in Syria, Assad Regime Warns of 'Dangerous Consequences'
Netanyahu says 'today they attempted to hit our planes,' calling the incident 'unacceptable.' He added that 'if anyone attempts to harm us, we will harm them back'
Analysis Why Syria Didn't Retaliate to the Last Israeli Strike
Syria and allies practice restraint after alleged Israeli attack on missile plant
Analysis Israel Strike in Syria: Putin Turning Blind Eye to Israeli Attacks, as Long as Assad Survives
In Syria, Putin is happy to keep Jerusalem and Tehran in balance. The only question is how long he can keep juggling all these balls
Kurdish-led, U.S. Backed Forces Clearing Last ISIS-held Pocket of Syria's Raqqa
Offensive is expected to be completed within three days, comes after some 275 militants and their families surrendered over the weekend
Facing Imminent Defeat, ISIS Fighters Flee Syria's Raqqa Under Evacuation Deal
Only 200 to 300 mostly foreign ISIS fighters are left in the militant group's de facto capital as U.S.-backed militias launch their final assault
Russian Defense Minister to Visit Israel for Talks on Iran
Security officials believe the timing of the visit, which comes after Trump's decertification of the Iran deal, is significant
As ISIS Capital Raqqa Nears Liberation, Deal Reached to Evacuate Militants
U.S.-led coalition says foreign ISIS fighters will be excluded from the deal ■ ISIS stronghold Mayadeen seized by Syrian military
Analysis Who Will Russia Back in the Next Lebanon War: Israel or Hezbollah?
If there is one thing that characterizes Russian policy, it is its utter cynicism. It's possible the Russians will actually conclude that mutual bloodletting is in their interests if a new war erupts between Israel and Hezbollah
Syria Demands Turkey Withdraw Troops From Country's Northwest
Foreign Ministry describes military presence as 'flagrant aggression,' says violates international law
ISIS Capital Raqqa Will Fall Within Hours or Days, Kurdish Militia Says
Deal underway for ISIS fighters to leave city with civilians as human shields ■ Over 100 ISIS fighters surrendered in last 24 hours ■ 'Difficult fight' still ahead
Analysis With Unprecedented Chaos in Washington, Israel Sets New Red Lines Over Iran in Syria
The situation in the White House requires Israel to act with extreme caution ■ Israeli defense chief to spell out new red lines to U.S. and Russian officials
With Control of 25 Percent of Syria, Kurds Seek to Establish Self-rule
Syrian Kurds lay out their vision for ending the country's intractable civil war
Final Assault on Raqqa, ISIS's De Facto Capital, Begins Sunday
A war monitor reported clashes between Turkish forces and jihadists on Sunday as well
Analysis September Was Syria's Bloodiest Month This Year. But Who Cares?
Last month, 3,055 people were killed in Syria – at least a third of them civilians, among them 207 children. The war's far from over and the world stopped caring
Top Hezbollah Commander Killed Fighting ISIS in Syria
Over 1,000 Hezbollah fighter have been killed in the Syrian civil war, where the group is fighting alongside regime and Iranian forces
Leader of 'Al-Qaida in Syria' Critically Wounded in Special Op, Russia Claims
'The Nusra Front leader, Abu Mohamad al-Golani, sustained numerous shrapnel wounds and, having lost an arm, is in a critical condition,' Russia claims
Eight-year-old Syrian Girl Who Tweeted From Aleppo Documents Horrors in Memoir
In 'Dear World,' Bana Alabed writes about her life in war-torn Aleppo and urges Syrian children to keep dreaming
This Ethnic Minority in Israel Still Swears Allegiance to Syria. But for Many Young People That's Changing
With the Syrian civil war raging next door, more youngsters are taking out Israeli citizenship as they feel more kinship with the country than their parents do
