Omar Alshogre says he hopes to live up to the expectations of his father, who was killed by Syrian government forces …
Londoner launches clothing drive for Syria
A young man in London’s Syrian community is gathering clothing donations to send to Syria, a country still recovering from years of deadly conflict.
How Turkey’s withdrawal from Morek post affects opposition factions in northeast Syria
Turkish forces withdrew from their observation post in the city of Morek, raising many questions about the fate of Turkish-backed rebels in the surrounding area.
‘No Man’s Land’: Cast of OSN’s first original tell all about series set in Syria
Supplied ‘No Man’s Land’, OSN’s first ever scripted original, premieres on November 2 with an eight episode run. Set in Syria, it follows a foreign man who loses his sister to a suicide bombing. But …
Egypt slams Turkish role in Syria
Egypt has recently condemned Turkey’s role in Syria, which prompted condemnation on the part of Ankara, fueling the already existing tensions between the two countries.
Syria Raises the Price of Bread Amid of Fuel, Flour Crisis
The Syrian government increased on Thursday the price of bread in regime-controlled areas, while several bakeries in the countryside of Damascus stopped …
Hashish in Israel: Jewish pirates, stuffed camels ‘Reefer Madness’
The smugglers sail back to Lebanon or Syria to try their luck a different day, while the two Jewish would-be pirates head for shore to spend the booty on “wild campfire drinking.” This story of ad-hoc …
Turkey’s anti-French incitement underpins protests in Syria
The tense atmosphere in Syria illustrates how extremists are popular from Idlib to Jarabulus to Raqqa and Deir Ezzor. This is a swath of Syria where ISIS was once in control or had influence.
Bombed: How Israel Destroyed Syria’s Nuclear Weapons Program
It was unclear if Assad really wanted a nuclear weapons program, but Israel was not taking chances. Here is how the IDF attacked the nuclear plant. On September 6, 2007, Israeli fighter-bombers …
Jewish pirates, hash stuffed in camels, and ‘Reefer Madness’ in Israel
The smugglers sail back to Lebanon or Syria to try their luck a different day, while the two Jewish would-be pirates head for shore to spend the booty on “wild campfire drinking.” This story of ad-hoc …