Syrian Druze
Jordan is enforcing a red line in Syria via airstrikes - analysis
The Kingdom of Jordan has carried out airstrikes in Syria targeting drug smugglers near Sweida.
Israel strikes Syrian military targets after attacks on Druze civilians
UN probe: Syrian minorities face kidnappings, rape, and arbitrary detention
Damascus, Druze forces exchange prisoners after Sweida violence
Israel reportedly paying Druze fighters in Syria as it inches toward security deal
Negotiators are following a phased process modeled on deals Israel reached with Egypt, which paved the way for landmark normalization.
Mr. Netanyahu, save the Druze – today! - opinion
Mr. Netanyahu, the Druze have proven their loyalty to Israel through blood and service. The time has come for Israel to prove its loyalty to them. Save the Druze, today.
Syria detains defense, interior ministry members suspected of Sweida violence
Izzedin declined to say how many personnel were detained, but said they were Syrian nationals who carried out the atrocities in an individual capacity.
Druze in Syria consolidate control - but will they seek independence? - analysis
Druze leader Hikmat al-Hijri calls for a separate region in southern Syria, seeking autonomy after sectarian violence, with Israeli support amid rising tensions in the region.
Netanyahu meets with Druze leaders in Julis, pledges action on Syria’s Sweida crisis
"We are brothers. Will Israel not extend a hand to save our Druze brothers? And we acted. When I understood the magnitude of the disaster, we acted immediately."
Syria delays parliamentary vote in Sweida after sectarian violence
Seats allocated to the three provinces will remain vacant until elections can be held there, commission spokesperson Nawar Najmeh told SANA.
The Druze in Syria: Massacre, neglect, and the urgency for a humanitarian corridor - analysis
As Syria’s Druze face existential threats, can Israel play a role in securing humanitarian aid without escalating the conflict?
Sharaa's nightmare is on the verge of realization, and a push could topple his regime - analysis
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is in a difficult predicament: he wants complete control over all of Syria but has lost the trust of the minorities.
Suspended legitimacy: Has Shaara lost the trust of his backers? - analysis
Once the hope of the post-Assad era, Ahmed al-Sharaa’s leadership has faltered because of sectarian violence, political divisions, and loss of credibility.
MK Akram Hasson on Sharaa: ‘How can you accept a killer’ as president?
The veteran politician says American efforts to normalize relations with Ahmed al-Sharaa risk legitimizing a man with a history of mass killings
