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Syrians trickle out of Rukban desert camp with memories to forget
Hundreds of people remain there after nearly a decade of hardship, trapped by lack of money for transport or somewhere else to live
Syrians return to Palmyra amid hopes ancient city can attract tourists once again
ISIS blew up parts of the historic site when they took over the area in 2015
Special reportHow Israel is accelerating illegal settlements in Jerusalem during Gaza war
Dozens of homes are under threat of demolition as Israeli settlers seek to take over Palestinian neighbourhoods
InterviewEnd to US support in Syria ‘would be nightmare’ in ISIS fight
Syrian Free Army leader tells The National American technological superiority is key to tackling the extremist group
'We want them to leave our country': Syrians fear Israeli land grab in military advance
As Gaza ceasefire begins, Israeli build-up in Quneitra causes fears of permanent presence, residents say
Israel to move Palestinian pupils to Israeli-approved curriculum
The move is part of a wider effort to replace learning programme in Jerusalem
Turkey reviewing its Syria presence, foreign minister says
Turkish troop and civilian presence in northern Syria may change following fall of Assad regime
HTS-backed forces battling Kurdish militia for control of two key dams in Syria
SDF has launched counter-offensive to stem Turkish-backed advance in the area, the source of Syria's oil and gas production
Postcard from GaziantepThe company weaving new life into Ottoman fabric
Kutnu has been produced in the south-eastern Turkish city for decades - but does the 'palace cloth' that was once used to make sultans' kaftans have a future?
Special reportAssad regime bombed Aleppo for years — then profited from its scrap metal
Business was run by elite army unit, say locals, amid concerns over new government tackling corruption
Survivors reveal the horror of ‘disappearing’ into Assad’s detention network
More than 100,000 people held in former Syrian regime's intelligence branches and detention centres are still missing
First Christmas in a free Syria a litmus test for country's new administration
Syrian Christians say they are being cautiously optimistic about the future
Syrian factions agree to disband and join defence ministry
Syria's de facto leader Ahmad Al Shara says all weapons, including those held by Kurdish-led forces, will come under state control
Special reportGravediggers tell a story of tortured souls in Syria
Cemetery officials recount the thousands of bodies they administered to bearing the scars of Assad’s brutal regime
ExclusiveInside the abandoned Hezbollah training base in Syria
Iran-backed militia used town to move fighters and weapons, rebels and residents say
