News and Analysis 12/1/24

“A lightning advance by insurgents over the past two days in parts of northern and central Syria was the result of better organization by rebel forces, the weakening of President Bashar al-Assad’s military allies and, possibly, luck” …

… but as some commentators attribute the gains to distractions facing the regime’s allies …

… Iran’s FM declares, “We firmly support the Syrian army and government” and “Syrian and Russian airstrikes hit opposition-controlled areas”:

“Leader of the United Arab List, Mansour Abbas, said Ben-Gvir was ‘trying to fan the flames and drag the Muslim Arab citizens into responding to his provocations’” and “Israeli MK Gilad Kariv said the minister … “won’t stop until one match finally ignites the barrel’”:

“[T]raditions in Islam are not unchanging, dogmatic or unquestionable; rather, they are dynamic, changing and open to question. Rather, what needs to be checked is whether the changes align with Quranic ideas and the wider Islamic corpus”:

Israeli war crimes continue:

“Beyond legal and emotional support, NMWN also signposted me to charities for additional assistance and offered courses that empowered me to upskill and rebuild my confidence”:

“Following Friday’s vote, Mufti Zubair said: ‘Now we must work together to make sure the proper safeguards are adhered to in full and protect our most vulnerable from any unintended consequences’”:

“Boulos campaigned for Trump to drum up Lebanese and Arab American support. … It was the second time in recent days that Trump chose the father-in-law of one of his children to serve in his administration”:

Applicants too young to apply last time and too old this time “have contended that it was not their fault that the exam was held only after eight years”:


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