The British newspaper "The Sun" revealed that the ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was subjected to an assassination attempt by poisoning while he was in Russia, last Sunday.

On Sunday, the Israeli Minister of Communications, Shlomo Karhi, published a controversial post on social media, referring to Israeli ambitions in Syria.

Two members of the General Security Forces and the Military Operations Department were killed and six others were injured on Thursday evening during clashes with armed groups from the ousted regime of Bashar al-Assad, in the northwestern countryside of Homs, central Syria.

UN rapporteurs called on Monday to preserve evidence of gross human rights violations and crimes committed under Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria.

The New York Times published a report on the last moments of the regime of ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, noting that as the opposition advanced towards Damascus on December 7, the staff at the Republican Palace was busy preparing for a speech that was hoped to lead to a peaceful solution to the Syrian civil war.

The Houthi militia has recently intensified its air attacks against Israel, with seven attacks in the past two weeks alone, at a time when the world is looking at them as a potential target after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria. So why are the Houthis escalating their attacks, though?