Israel’s aggressive posture toward the new government in Damascus has emerged as a rare point of disagreement with Washington ...

A year after the Assad regime fell, it would not look good for Israel to be displacing Syrians who have only recently been able to have a life free from conflict.

Like Marwan, the country is struggling to heal a year after the Assad dynasty’s repressive 50-year reign came to an end following 14 years of civil war that left an estimated half a million people ...

If the new government can deliver justice, contain sectarian tensions, and foster equitable rebuilding, Syria will begin ...

In a region where minorities are often persecuted, expelled, or massacred, the fact that so many members of minority communities are choosing Israel and not its enemies is remarkable.