Axios, according to a senior Israeli official: The fall of Damascus now seems more plausible than it did until very recently
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Erdogan: Turkey's greatest wish is for Syria to not experience further instability
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US State Department: We demand that Iran cease its destabilizing activities in Syria and the region in general
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Pentagon halts planning for defense secretary's South Korea visit
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US rejects Amnesty’s conclusion that Israel is committing genocide
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Macron vows to remain French president 'until end of mandate' and says will name new PM in coming days
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A strong 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck off the California coast, prompting US seismologists to issue a tsunami warning
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Head of the Lebanese Kataeb Party, MP Samy Gemayel, to MTV: Our main goal is to establish a new chapter in Lebanon's history, this is what we discussed abroad, but unfortunately, the Lebanese perspective was absent from the table, and Lebanon's interests were excluded from the discussions
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Samy Gemayel to MTV: There is no guarantee about the fate of the ceasefire, as it depends on the willingness of the parties involved, and the only way to save the country is for the state to reclaim its sovereignty and defuse tensions by asserting its authority over all Lebanese territories
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