The Israeli military says it launched an infantry raid in southern Syria to disrupt weapons smuggling and storage.

A series of explosions at an arms depot in northwestern Syria has killed at least 7 people and injured more than 150.

Turkish officials say Damascus has asked Ankara for military assistance after recent clashes in southern Syria.

Israeli strikes on Gaza and Syria caught Trump off guard, prompting urgent calls to Netanyahu.

A misinterpretation of US and Israeli positions led to a week of deadly clashes in Sweida after Syrian interim president deployed troops.

Around 30,000 people, mainly Druze, are trapped in the besieged city of Sweida, facing dwindling supplies and no electricity.

Around 2,000 Druze in Israel have expressed their desire to fight alongside their brethren in southern Syria amid escalating ethnic conflict.

The US State Department said Washington opposes its ally Israel's airstrikes in Syria, while Damascus accuses Tel Aviv of attempting to sow discord.

Syria's interim president says he ordered troops to withdraw from Sweida to avoid "direct war" with Israel.

Syrian troops have begun withdrawing from Sweida, a Druze-majority city, following Israeli airstrikes.

Israel bombed the Syrian defense ministry headquarters in Damascus after Syrian government forces were accused of attacking the Druze community in the south.

The Israeli military launched airstrikes against tanks moving toward Sweida, Syria, to protect the Druze community and send a "clear warning" to the Syrian government.

Saydnaya prison is known as Syria's "death camp" for executing 200 people a night under President Assad, according to former prisoners.

President Trump signs executive order removing US sanctions on Syria, paving the way for re-establishing relations.