Khaled Atallah Khaled Atallah is a pseudonym for a Syrian journalist based in Syria. Syria | Nov 18, 2014 Syrian army retakes al-Shaer gas field The Syrian army's recapture of a gas field from the Islamic State represented a strategic and symbolic victory, securing the country's electricity supply and protecting central Syria from further attacks. Syria | Oct 30, 2014 Is Syrian army heading for victory in Aleppo? Following battles between Jabhat al-Nusra and the Syrian regime forces, the latter took control of Murak, which might open the road to Aleppo. Syria | Oct 15, 2014 Syrian rebels eye capital after gains in south Syrian rebels continue to make significant inroads in the country’s south as the Syrian government focuses on key battles in Damascus. Syria | Oct 1, 2014 Hama maintains its calm amid Syrian storm Hama, a hotbed of opposition against the Syrian regime, has learned from its experience in the 1980s and stayed out of the armed rebellion, so far sparing the city the destruction witnessed elsewhere. Iraq | Sep 15, 2014 Obama needs peace in Syria to defeat IS Syria’s internal opposition says defeating the Islamic State is impossible without finding a solution to Syria’s civil war. Israel | Sep 10, 2014 Syrian rebels break uneasy peace in Golan Heights Syrian rebels, including Jabhat al-Nusra, are hoping they can take control of Quneitra province and break the siege on Ghouta in eastern Damascus. Syria | Sep 4, 2014 Regime tries to root out rebels surrounding Syrian capital Syrian government forces began an offensive last week on the major rebel stronghold of Jobar, the closest rebel-held area to Damascus. Syria | Aug 26, 2014 Clashes between Druze, Bedouins rattle Syria’s south Violent clashes erupted last week between Druze residents of Suwayda province and Bedouins backed by Jabhat al-Nusra, threatening to drag this relatively quiet area into Syria’s civil war. Latest News No end in sight to Libya crisis after UN envoy quits by Rim Taher | AFP | Apr 17, 2024 Columbia president grilled over anti-Semitism on campus Agence France-Presse | AFP | Apr 17, 2024 House Republicans tee up vote for $61 bn in Ukraine aid by Sarah Titterton and Camille Camdessus | AFP | Apr 17, 2024 See more Podcasts Iran established deterrence against Israel proving through its actions it could do more harm, says academic Hassan Ahmadian Washington to impose new Iran sanctions as IRGC summons Swiss ambassador How Iran’s attack on Israel stress tested the Middle East coalition See more
Syria | Nov 18, 2014 Syrian army retakes al-Shaer gas field The Syrian army's recapture of a gas field from the Islamic State represented a strategic and symbolic victory, securing the country's electricity supply and protecting central Syria from further attacks.
Syria | Oct 30, 2014 Is Syrian army heading for victory in Aleppo? Following battles between Jabhat al-Nusra and the Syrian regime forces, the latter took control of Murak, which might open the road to Aleppo.
Syria | Oct 15, 2014 Syrian rebels eye capital after gains in south Syrian rebels continue to make significant inroads in the country’s south as the Syrian government focuses on key battles in Damascus.
Syria | Oct 1, 2014 Hama maintains its calm amid Syrian storm Hama, a hotbed of opposition against the Syrian regime, has learned from its experience in the 1980s and stayed out of the armed rebellion, so far sparing the city the destruction witnessed elsewhere.
Iraq | Sep 15, 2014 Obama needs peace in Syria to defeat IS Syria’s internal opposition says defeating the Islamic State is impossible without finding a solution to Syria’s civil war.
Israel | Sep 10, 2014 Syrian rebels break uneasy peace in Golan Heights Syrian rebels, including Jabhat al-Nusra, are hoping they can take control of Quneitra province and break the siege on Ghouta in eastern Damascus.
Syria | Sep 4, 2014 Regime tries to root out rebels surrounding Syrian capital Syrian government forces began an offensive last week on the major rebel stronghold of Jobar, the closest rebel-held area to Damascus.
Syria | Aug 26, 2014 Clashes between Druze, Bedouins rattle Syria’s south Violent clashes erupted last week between Druze residents of Suwayda province and Bedouins backed by Jabhat al-Nusra, threatening to drag this relatively quiet area into Syria’s civil war.
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Iran established deterrence against Israel proving through its actions it could do more harm, says academic Hassan Ahmadian
