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GB News: Starmer welcomes fall of Assad's 'barbaric regime' and aims to 'restore stability' in Syria and provide 'essential aid'
Sir Keir Starmer has praised the fall of Bashar Assad's regime in Syria, calling it a significant shift and expressing hope for peace and stability. Following a rebel takeover of Damascus, Assad reportedly fled the country, prompting the UK government to evacuate citizens in anticipation of the crisis.
Starmer emphasized the need for a political solution and protection for civilians, while Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner cautioned against potential radical shifts in Syria's future. The UK is closely monitoring the situation and working with regional partners.
Times Of Israel: Top administrators at UNRWA schools were Hamas fighters, documents show – NYT
A report indicates that around two dozen staff members at UNRWA schools in Gaza are affiliated with Hamas or other terrorist groups, based on documents provided by Israel. These employees, mostly in leadership roles, reportedly possess weapons and have participated in training exercises with terror groups.
Israel has long accused UNRWA of harboring radical elements, with evidence of Hamas tunnels and operatives being found in school facilities. Despite warnings from Israel about specific employees, UNRWA has struggled to take action. The Knesset has passed a bill to restrict UNRWA's operations in Israel, citing ongoing concerns about the agency's ties to terrorism.
The Telegraph: ‘I went to university with rebel leader Jolani – I wonder if he has really turned his back on jihad’
In 2004, Bashar al-Assad encouraged young Syrians to resist the US occupation of Iraq, prompting individuals like Ahmed al-Sharaa, a quiet media student, to join the fight. Two decades later, al-Sharaa emerged as a key figure in the rebellion against Assad, leading Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.
His transformation highlights the intricate history of Syria and the development of global jihadist movements.