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Haitham Karajay, chef: 'My mother cooked every day. I was lucky to have her by my side until she died'

Chef Haitham Karajay sought refuge in France to escape from the Syrian civil war. He quickly turned to cooking, with the ...
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In a Galilee war room, Startup Nation’s Druze mobilize to help their Syrian brethren in Sweida

With reports of 1,800 Syrian Druze killed by government-led forces amid acts of rape and cruelty, Israel's Druze have created ...
The National Interest on MSN5h

Will Syria Repatriate Its Refugees?

Before refugees return, Syria’s new government needs a plan backed by robust international funding, monitoring, and political ...

The crisis in Syria's Sweida and its threat on Israel's northern border

The real question is not only whether Israel will help the Druze, but how it will do so without making them even more ...

Houston-raised Austin Tice is now the longest-detained American journalist who's still missing

He's been missing for 13 years, but Austin Tice's parents said they were just recently allowed to see all of the information ...

Sharaa's Islamist army fuels Syria's descent into sectarian slaughter

In just eight months of Sunni Islamist rule in Syria, already three large-scale incidents of sectarian violence have taken ...
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Archbishop Ieronymos: The Virgin Mary Is a Bridge Between Our Suffering and Christian Hope

On the Feast of the Dormition, Archbishop Ieronymos called the Virgin Mary “a bridge between our suffering and Christian hope”, urging the faithful to meet today’s tragedies with love, prayer, and ...