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The misconception that Israel only entered Syria after Assad fell is false.
Israel had already built roads inside Quneitra, carried out incursions, constructed trenches and conducted a ground raid in Syria before December 2024.
Hezbollah-linked cell members were arrested for allegedly planning an attack on the Homs Refinery.
Syrian security forces seized explosives and equipment during an operation that foiled the plot.
Syrian security forces say they foiled a Hezbollah-linked plot to attack the Homs oil refinery, arresting cell members and seizing explosives intended for the attack.
Tamir Hussein | Reporting Syria retweeted
📌A massive Jordanian security and media failure is unravelling after details about the Karak church attack incident came to light.
Do you remember the fake excuse #Jordan used to attack #Syrian territory and kill kids and women in their house while they were sleeping?
After Jordan officially backed down from the details of the #Karak_church_attack incident in #Jordan, and hid the names and info of the terrorists because they're Jordanian, and after all the pressure and media mess Jordan went through because it's trying to throw the blame on #Syria any way possible, and under the pressure of Syrian media that exposed the lies and Jordanian contradictions, Jordan went back again to the real story with real details this time:
📌 The attackers are Jordanians and have nothing to do with Syria
📌 They're from a village called Jadida in Karak. They're super extremist terrorists, and everyone knows that, even their relatives have been complaining about them for years.
📌 The village imam, who's a relative of theirs, says they're from the Jordanian Dhenibat clan, and that the three terrorists wouldn't pray behind the villagers because they considered them "infidels" and "apostates."
📌 The imam says he was afraid the day would come when they'd walk into the mosque and kill everyone inside it.
📌 The imam also says, according to his filmed statement to Al Arabiya, that the terrorists wouldn't eat the food or sacrifices of their relatives and the people of the village, and that they didn't differentiate between a church and a mosque, in their eyes, everyone is an infidel.
📌 He said: "The three terrorists used to call Muslims infidels before Christians, and they refused to send their kids to school because of their extremism."
⚠️The important questions here is:
- Where was Jordanian intelligence?
- Where were the Jordanian security forces?
- why did they let things escalate until the Karak church attack happened?
- most importantly of all, why did Jordan rush to directly blame Syria, bomb Syrian land, kill a whole family with children, women, and the elderly, and keep pushing the lies they claimed?
The Jordanian attackers who attacked the church (full names are shown) as the Jordanian news agency @RoyaTV published
They have nothing to do with Syria and today’s Jordanian attack that killed innocent civilians cannot be justified at all!
Armed groups in Suwayda are reportedly charging truck drivers delivering fruit and vegetables thousands of Syrian pounds to pass through.
Farmers are already struggling with high production costs, falling prices and poor marketing, further reducing their profits.
Tamir Hussein | Reporting Syria retweeted
📌 The Jordanian Armed Forces and state media outlets unexpectedly retracted a statement issued Saturday that claimed border guards had foiled an infiltration attempt by an armed group of 14 people from Syria.
📌 The retraction comes amid reports from local sources and Syrian activists alleging that Jordanian forces had instead opened fire toward Syrian farmland where children were present, alongside a circulating photo showing the children after they were evacuated to safety by Syrian Border Guards.
📌 According to these accounts, the incident began late Friday when Syrian border guards notified Jordanian authorities that they were inspecting reported movement along the frontier.
📌 Upon reaching the area, Syrian personnel reportedly found Jordanian troops firing heavily into Syrian territory, prompting an urgent request to cease fire while the children were evacuated to safety without casualties.
The Jordanian army claimed that border guards foiled an infiltration attempt late Friday by roughly 14 armed men from Syrian territory, alleging that troops inflicted multiple casualties during heavy clashes before the survivors retreated into Syria.
This comes days after Jordan faced backlash from Damascus over uncoordinated airstrikes in Daraa that killed several civilians and an agreement to handle border threats through a new joint security committee.
Syrian Army helicopters are participating yin helping evacuate residents stranded by floods in Raqqa
Good news
Syrian prisoners that were in Roumieh Prison in Lebanon and who are covered by Lebanon’s general amnesty, are being transferred to Syria and have been informed that their release will begin today from Homs and Adra prisons.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa meets the Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali al-Zaidi, at Damascus International Airport and are expected to focus talks on economic cooperation and border security
Residents in the countryside of Daraa speak about the details of the Jordanian airstrikes that targeted the area, murdering a 70 year old teacher
The toll of the Jordanian raids on Daraa so far is 7 killed and 3 injured
Jordan’s air force says it struck alleged terrorist sites in southern Syria in “Jordanian Deterrence – Hamoud.”
It says the militants were linked to those behind last Friday’s church funeral attack in Karak, which killed and injured people and destroyed vehicles.
Suwayda Governor Mustafa al-Bakour met a parliamentary delegation to discuss direct communication with Suwayda residents, urgent services, and living conditions.
Officials and tribal leaders stressed dialogue, unity, and that Suwayda remains an integral part of Syria.
If you’re visiting Syria make sure you buy your olive oil only from Idlib or Aleppo
Syria’s best known olive oil generally comes from Idlib and Aleppo and the top is from Afrin
I haven’t had Idlib level quality of olive oil in Damascus yet
Syria registered 16,693 businesses and commercial activities in nine months.
This could signal growing economic activity and confidence, although registrations alone don’t prove businesses are operating or creating jobs.
Tamir Hussein | Reporting Syria retweeted
🏠 Home Update
Alhamdulillah, the ground is levelled. Next come the steel reinforcement, concrete floor and columns, inshaAllah. Donations have brought us this far.
She urgently needs $3,500 for the concrete roof to keep her home moving forward. 🤲
A chilling reminder of life as a journalist during the Syrian revolution
October 23, 2015, Syrian field journalist Waseem Kazem was killed while covering an airstrike in Binin, Idlib.
From Maaret al-Numan, he documented the revolution for Al Jazeera and Orient TV.
