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11 stories about Syria
Saudi Arabia and Israel: Unlikely allies in the Middle East peace process?
03.02.25
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Doron Peskin
Shared interests on Gaza and Syria may drive closer ties, but the Palestinian issue complicates relations.
Syria’s reconstruction sparks economic optimism in Turkey and Jordan
10.12.24
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Doron Peskin
Refugee repatriation, trade, and construction projects promise new growth opportunities for neighboring nations.
Assad’s legacy of scorched earth: Rebuilding Syria from the ground up
08.12.24
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Doron Peskin
A $400 billion challenge in a nation devastated by war and corruption.
How Asma Assad transformed from 'Desert Rose' into Syria's 'Iron Lady'
16.05.20
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Doron Paskin
The first lady who used to feature on the cover of glamour magazines now makes headlines for pulling the strings in the war-torn nation
Israel’s Sole Ski Site Closes Following Missile Attack
21.01.19
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Adi Pick
Update: The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a monitoring group based in the U.K. has upped the death toll to "at least 21" were killed from the Israeli strikes on Sunday. The Hermon opened for the season on Sunday, when several thousand of its skiers and visitors witnessed the iron dome successfully intercept a surface-to-surface missile launched towards Israel from Syria
Trump on Syria Withdrawal: Israel Can Defend Itself
27.12.18
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Ynet
U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters Israel is doing very well at defending itself, with the help of $4.5 billion of U.S. support money a year
Israeli Government to Authorize $8 Billion Missile Defense Plan, Report Says
24.07.18
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Lilach Baumer
According to Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth, the government intends to bolster the Israeli military's arms and defense systems in the face of growing aerial threats in the region
How the Israeli Economy Would Fare if Conflict with Iran Further Escalates
10.05.18
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Adrian Filut and Amir Rosenbaum
Israel's economy is better prepared than it has ever been ahead of a possible military confrontation
Following Warning of Air Strikes in Syria, Hainan Airlines Cancels Tel Aviv Flights
12.04.18
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Lilach Baumer
On Tuesday, the European air traffic control issued a 72-hour warning for possible U.S. military action in Syria's airspace
Israel Confirms 2007 Attack on Syrian Nuclear Reactor
21.03.18
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Noam Gil, Ynet News
Between 12:40 a.m. and 12:53 a.m. on September 6, 2007, eight Israeli Air Force aircraft dropped 24 tons of ammunition on a nuclear reactor in northeastern Syria
In Syria, Russian and Iranian Economic Interests Clash
12.02.18
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Doron Peskin
Iran’s growing military presence in Syria overlays its involvement in the economy of the civil war-torn country