In a swift turn of events, opposition forces took control of Syria’s capital, Damascus, marking a significant shift in the country’s 13-year civil war and potentially bringing an end to the Assad dynasty’s rule. New York Times correspondent Christina Goldbaum traveled to Damascus to gauge residents’ reactions to the historic development, as the city grapples with the aftermath of the government’s stronghold being overrun. The fall of Damascus symbolizes a new chapter in Syria’s history, with the Assad regime facing its most significant challenge yet after more than five decades of brutal rule.
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Despite travel warning, Israel says diplomatic missions in UAE remain open: What to know
Israel's Foreign Ministry confirmed that its diplomatic missions in the UAE remain operational despite a recent security warning from the National Security Council about potential threats to Israelis from terrorist organizations. While the embassy and consulate will temporarily close for the Jewish holiday of Tisha B'Av, they are expected to reopen on Monday, with heightened security measures in place for diplomats. Want More Context? 🔎
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