Syria
Turkish Authorities Face Criticism for Releasing a Radical Kurdish Cleric Linked to ISIS, Allowing Him to Resume Preaching and Recruiting for Jihadist Networks Across Turkey and Georgia
Israeli Strikes Against Lebanese Hezbollah and Iranian Targets in Syria Have Increased Significantly over the Last Two Months
The ISIS Fixer Has Established a Car Rental Business in Istanbul to Support the Organization’s Cross-Border Operations
The Competition for Influence Between Ankara and the Syrian Kurds Stems from the Flux in the Geopolitical Situation in the Region
Despite Its Territorial Defeat in 2019, ISIS Has Been Carrying out Attacks Through Sleeper Cells Across Iraq and Syria
In the Primarily Druze Province of al-Suwayda’ in Southern Syria, Protests Against the Government Continue to Be Held on a Regular Basis
An Interview That Touches on Local Perceptions About the Possibility of a War on This Front, Information About the General Situation in the Area, and More
Although Most of the World Has Abandoned the Yazidi Victims of ISIS, Some Courageous Individuals Are Still Trying to Help
Kurdistan Would Be a Pragmatic State, Pursing Shared Interests, Peaceful Coexistence, and Trade
The Turkish Government Turned a Blind Eye While ISIS Transferred Funds Through Shell Companies It Had Set up in Turkey
In Recent Weeks, There Has Been an Increase in Confrontations Between the Two Sides
As a professor of art history wrote, ‘if history is a battleground, then art is a weapon.’
A Joint Podcast Series by the Middle East Forum and the American Jewish University
