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Israeli Troops Attack Journalists Covering Their Actions in Southwest Syria
Israeli forces have been carrying out a growing number of operations across southwest Syria in recent weeks. 35 distinct incursions were documented against Quneitra and Daraa Governorates in the past week alone. That’s attracting a lot of attention and some journalists. Multiple journalists were covering the incursions from the villages of Bir Ajam and al-Buriqa, […]
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The Sip
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