At least 25 people were killed in Syria due to an air raid by the international coalition against Islamic State. That is what the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says, which mentions at least seven deceased children.
Due to the ongoing bombing and artillery bombardments on insurgents in East Ghouta, 71 people lost their lives in 24 hours. There were also 325 wounded. That is what the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights announced on Monday.
The Turkish authorities have arrested 24 people for spreading pro-Kurdish propaganda on social media. The authorities arrested the suspects during national operations, news agency Anadolu.
At least 23 people were killed by an explosion in the Syrian city Idlib. Other victims are still under the rubble, reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The organization based in the UK bases itself on local sources.
The Uber driver who is detained in Lebanon for abusing and assassinating the British diplomat Rebecca Dykes has told the police that he liked Dykes. The man would also have spoken in interrogations about the short skirt worn by the victim, according to Daily Mail.
The Lebanese police detained a taxi driver in connection with the murder of 30-year-old British woman Rebecca Dykes. That is what Lebanese media report.
The woman who was found dead by road Saturday in the Lebanese capital Beirut, would have been sexually abused and murdered. That reports the Lebanese police. According to the BBC, it is the body of Rebeccca Dykes, a British diplomat.
The Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah is once again turning its sights on the Palestinian cause after the battle in Syria. Hizbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah stressed this on Monday.
Lebanese security forces have deployed tear gas and water cannons against demonstrators at the American embassy in Beirut on Sunday.
By a fire in a tent camp with Syrian refugees in the east of Lebanon, several people died. 'Our teams have so far secured six bodies,' said the general secretary of the Lebanese Red Cross Thursday.
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri has rescinded his self-resignation on Tuesday. The Sunni Hariri suddenly resigned over a month ago during a visit to Saudi Arabia and complained about the increasing influence of Iran. Iran is the pillar of the Shiite Lebanese, estimated to account for nearly 40 percent of the population.
Israel has shot missiles on a military complex near Damascus, according to Syrian state media. The Syrian anti-aircraft organization would have intercepted three missiles.
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has suspended his resignation at the request of President Michel Aoun. The 47-year-old Prime Minister returned to Lebanon on Tuesday after a stay in Saudi Arabia where he reportedly was detained.
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has returned to his homeland, more than two weeks after he announced his resignation in Saudi Arabia. He landed at Beirut airport on Tuesday evening, aboard a plane from Cairo that made a brief stopover in Cyprus. That has been announced by his spokesman.
The so-called caliphate of Islamic State in Syria has been further crumbled. The government army and allies of the regime have taken over the place of Albu Kamal, reported a military news agency from Hezbollah.
The Prime Minister of Lebanon, Saad Hariri, arrived in Paris on Saturday morning. This is reported by TV channels in Lebanon that also showed footage of a column of cars that left French airport Le Bourget, where Hariri had landed earlier.
Iran hopes that Saad Hariri will remain as prime minister in Lebanon. Ali Akbar Velayati, the chief adviser to Iran's spiritual leader Ali Khamenei, told the Iranian state television this Tuesday. Velayati denies that before Harari retired he had a tense interview with him in Beirut.
The Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, in his own opinion, is free in Saudi Arabia to go wherever he wants. In an interview with his own television station Future TV, he said he had retired to protect himself. 'In a few days' he returns to his country, he said according to the BBC.
The annual marathon of Beirut has begun on a mass protest for the return of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri. The prime minister is in Saudi Arabia, where he suddenly declared his resignation on November 4 because he was afraid to be murdered. Since then nothing has been learned from him.
The Lebanese President Michel Aoun demanded Saturday in Saudi Arabia to explain why Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has not yet returned from a visit to the Kingdom.
Territory Organization Islamic State (IS) has reverted a part of the Syrian place Albu Kamal to the Syrian army. That says the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. On Thursday, the Syrian army reported that the last bulwark of IS was entirely in the hands of government forces.
The Syrian army has surrounded Albu Kamal, his last ally, the last major bolster of the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group. The army has begun to enter, reported the television station al-Manar Wednesday.
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Terrorist Organization of Islamic State (IS) has killed 128 people in Syrian place al-Qaryatayn. This happened according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights in the three weeks prior to the refurbishment of the village on IS by the Syrian army.
The Syrian Democratic Armed Forces (SDF) formally released the city of Raqqa from the Islamic State terrorist group on Friday.
US-supported Syrian militias have expelled Islamic State (IS) from the Syrian city of Raqqa. This stated the Syrian Observatory on Human Rights Tuesday, which usually ranks on local sources.
Lebanon is no longer aware of the countless Syrian refugees who populate the country. President Michel Aoun appeals to international organizations for assistance.
All Islamic State (IS) warriors left in Raqqa must leave that Syrian city on Saturday night. They take about four hundred citizens as human shields.
