Syria’s Druze community is divided among those wanting to work with the government, those seeking autonomy, and others looking for outside aid.

Hajari, on Monday reiterated his rejection of Syria’s new constitutional declaration, labeling it a “declaration of tyranny” that threatens the country’s sectarian and ethnic fabric.

In a scene marked by deep sorrow and righteous anger, churches across Syria held funeral services for the victims of the ...

Analysts warn that the group is increasingly recruiting operatives with no prior records, making it harder to track and ...

US special envoy for Syria Tom Barrack also discusses what’s next for sanctions relief, the country’s relationship with Israel and why the Trump administration is not engaged in “nation-building.” ...

A little-known armed group called Saraya Ansar al-Sunna has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a Damascus church ...

Amid the latest church attack, Syria stands united, its people embracing their one Syrian national identity and shared roots ...

Will the Middle East emerge from its disastrous post-Ottoman century? With Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon all weak, the ...

"There is no justification -- religious, moral, or rational -- for the slaughter of innocents, least of all in a sacred space ...

Following violence and massacres in late April, Syria's new government aims to stop sectarian violence and secure a monopoly on the use of force. But reorganizing the security forces might not be ...

While Syrian authorities had initially attributed Sunday's suicide attack on a church in Damascus, which killed 25 people, to ...

The community of 150,000 members in the Jewish state hold key positions in elite units of the Israel Defense Forces, as well as in industry, academia and technology.The post Israeli ...