The United States just formally declared that genocide has taken place in the northeast African nation, but the calamity ...

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In this Damascus suburb, the handful of remaining Jews in Syria can again make pilgrimages to one of the world's oldest synagogues where people from throughout the region once came to pray.

“Asma is dying,” that source said. “She can’t be in the same room with anyone.” The second source, described by The Telegraph as having contact with the al-Assads in Moscow, said, “When leukemia comes ...

In a message to the new regime taking shape in Syria, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that Israel wants to establish relations, but won’t hesitate to attack if it threatens the ...

When Mr Shebaz asked the trio to leave their drinks behind, Elliott became "unfriendly and aggressive" and said: "You are Muslim, you are making us Muslim, why can we not drink in the car?” ...

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“We’re feeling very hopeful,” his mother Debra Tice said this week in an interview with ABC News. “We’re waiting, and not exactly on pins and needles, but just very expectantly.