Tensions have grown between Syria’s new military and the so-called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as the US-sponsored Kurdish-led militant group says the HTS-led regime is facilitating attacks by the Daesh terrorist group.

Iran has strongly condemned the illegal entry of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu into Syrian territory, warning that the Zionist regime’s continued militarism and pursuit of hegemony pose serious threats to regional peace and security.

The United Nations has raised concerns about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent visit to the buffer zone on the Syrian side of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.

With the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Israel’s military presence in Syria has evolved from opportunistic incursions into a strategic project.

Israeli forces have abducted four Syrians from the same family during an incursion in the country’s southwestern province of Quneitra.

A senior Lebanese lawmaker has warned that the occupying Israeli regime is drawing up a plot against Lebanon similar to the conspiracy imposed on neighboring Syria.

Syria has formally handed over operations of Tartus port, the second largest port in the country, to the logistics company DP World from the United Arab Emirates under a 30-year, $800-million concession.

Fresh clashes have reportedly erupted between HTS and Druze forces in Sweida.

Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, the head of the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)-led regime in Syria, says his association with al-Qaeda terrorist group was “a matter of the past” and was not discussed in his recent meeting with US President Donald Trump.

In what many people say is historic confirmation that Washington works alongside Al-Qaeda, Syria’s self-proclaimed president has been officially received at the White House.