'Scared to Death': Syria's Kurds Feel Trapped Between Threats From Assad and Erdogan
With memories of ethnic cleansing fresh in their minds, residents tell Haaretz they fear the U.S. military pullout will create a security vacuum
Elizabeth Tsurkov
Syrians Fleeing Assad Regime Airstrikes Reach Israeli Border: 'It's the Safest Place to Be'
Thousands of civilians from Daraa province have been admitted to camps adjacent to the Israeli Golan Heights. Refugees and residents tell Haaretz that aid organizations are overextended
U.S. Attack on Assad Regime Brings Hope to Rebels: 'First Time Syrian Children Were Not Abandoned'
After the gas attack, Syrians expressed feelings of despair. But now, following the U.S. reprisal, they tell Haaretz about a renewed hope that their plight isn't being ignored by the world