
ISRAEL WATCH
Negotiations for ceasefire in Gaza
This episode covers the military developments in Syria, the ongoing intense negotiations for a easefire in Gaza, and the recent exchange deal for the captives.

This episode covers the military developments in Syria, the ongoing intense negotiations for a easefire in Gaza, and the recent exchange deal for the captives.

December 8th marks the 37th anniversary of the beginning of the uprising against Israeli occupation.

Bashar al-Assad, the ousted president of Syria, has reportedly arrived in Moscow along with his family after his government fell to militants.
The UN raises alarm about one million displaced Gazans facing extreme winter cold.

We delve into the latest violations of ceasefire agreement by the Israeli occupation forces in Lebanon as well as the fall of Damascus and its repercussions for Lebanon.
The Israeli regime has announced the confiscation of nearly 6,000 acres of Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank.

Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital says the regime’s forces targeted the hospital with more than 100 shells and bombs, causing extensive damage.

Customs figures show Iran’s exports rose 18% year on year in the eight months to late November.

Most of the regional nations have warned that Syria must not be allowed to descend into chaos.
The Kremlin says Moscow is open to peace talks on certain terms after US President-elect Donald Trump's call for Ukraine peace negotiations.

Iran denounces the attack by foreign-backed militants on its embassy in the Syrian capital Damascus.

Russia says Bashar al-Assad decided to leave Syria as a result of negotiations with "a number of participants in the armed conflict."

Today, December 8, marks the 37th anniversary of the First Intifada, the great Palestinian uprising that redefined resistance against the Israeli occupation and apartheid.

Iran says only the people of Syria can decide the country’s fate without any destructive foreign meddling.

The chaos in the region—exacerbated by Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza and Lebanon—provided militant groups an opportunity to topple Bashar al-Assad government in Damascus.

The White House says US President Joe Biden is monitoring the “extraordinary events” in Syria.

With investment and production from unconventional shale reserves which the country has already discovered, Iran’s gas supply capacity could rise more than twofold in the coming decade.

The Israeli media have revealed that the regime is in “direct contact” with Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) armed group in Syria, which spearheaded an insurgency that led to the fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s government in Damascus.