Syrian Civil War
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Syria After Asad: A Conflict Without Closure
In this special edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Brandon Friedman explains how the fall of the Asad regime affects the unresolved dimensions of the Syrian conflict.
Bustan Vol.15, No.1 (August 2024)
Bustan Vol.15, No.1 (August 2024).
The Syrian Popular Uprising and the Decline of the Druze Political Role
In the second issue of al-Durziyya: Druze and Other Minorities in the Middle East, Dr. Yusri Khaizaran analyzes the position of the Druze in the Syrian Civil War between the Regime's forcefulness and the danger of radical Islam. The Druze in Syria have reached the acknowledgment that, for the first time in modern times, they face an existential threat. Al-Durziyya is a digital magazine co-published by the Druze Heritage Center and the Moshe Dayan Center in Hebrew and English. Al-Durziyya provides different perspectives on the social, cultural, and historical affairs of the Druze in the Middle East.
Israel and Syria: A Decade of War, 2011–2021
Nir Boms and Stéphane Cohen have published an article in "Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs", which summarizes over a decade of Israeli involvement in Syria following the Syrian uprising-turned-war that began on March of 2011.
Bustan - Vol.12, No.1 (Summer 2021)
Bustan - Vol.12, No.1 (Summer 2021).
“We Dared to Dream, And We Will Never Regret Dignity” – The Slogan of the 10th Anniversary of the Syrian Uprising
In this issue of Beehive, Ido Yahel analyses the online discourse on the Syrian revolution in occasion of its 10th anniversary.
Iran in Syria: From Expansion to Entrenchment
In this latest issue of Tel Aviv Notes, Ido Yahel explores Iran's expanding influence in Syria throughout the civil war.
Roots of the Syrian civil war (in Hebrew)
Eyal Zisser, the Vice Rector of TAU and former director of MDC, has published an article in a special issue of Ma'arachot, dedicated to the civil war in Syria.