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Jordanian former officer urges rethink after church attack
Saud Al Sharafat says counter-extremism plan was all but ignored
Jordan says 20 ISIS militants killed in air strikes on Syria
Damascus denies co-ordination with Amman and says a woman and children were among those killed
Jordan arrests three over Karak church attack
The three gunmen are from Karak governorate and belong to the same family, police head says
Hundreds gather in show of unity at funeral of Jordan church attack victims
Ceremony was held at site the gunmen struck
Jordan's Christians reel after church attack
Authorities increase death toll from 'terrorist' offensive to nine
King Abdullah condemns 'terrorist attack' at Jordan church that killed eight
Thirty-four people also wounded after gunmen opened fire during funeral in Christian village in Karak governorate
ExclusiveSyria sends troops to Sweida as Israel moves in equipment
Tensions rising over southern province that is home to Druze minority
Syrian farmers suffer in Israeli expansion across Golan Heights
Many have lost their livelihood after their land was destroyed or cut off by a new military line known as Sufa 53
Golan Heights dilemma: Israel's new military line blurs engagement and confrontation
The Sufa 53 line expands occupation, but unlike Gaza or Lebanon, Damascus is more accommodating in pursuit of peace
Israel building military line in occupied Syrian territory, Damascus says
Jordan and Qatar also voice alarm at creation of Sufa 53 Line
Gunmen kill seven civilians and wound at least four in Syria minibus attack
Attack follows gas pipeline explosion near Damascus
Syria arrests members of Hezbollah-linked cell and seizes rocket launchers
Authorities say operation thwarted 'sabotage plot' by the Iran-backed militia
Sabotage blamed after explosion sparks fire on Syria gas pipeline
Blaze in Deir Ezzor province occurred after crude oil theft was discovered at the coast
Syria's Al Shara and Iraq's Al Zaidi hold first meeting
US has pushed Baghdad and Damascus towards closer co-operation amid regional turmoil
Syria wants its tourists to return – but what will bring them back?
At his family's Royal Semiramis Hotel in Damascus, Mourhaf Nazha is busily checking in deal-making business executives and homecoming Syrians. For now, though, holidaymakers are staying away
