Unconfirmed:

After the collapse of his half-century-old regime, Bashar Assad is facing a new challenge: divorce.

Assad's wife, Asma Assad, has filed a petition with a Moscow court to divorce her husband.

Asma wishes to leave Moscow for England, as she holds British citizenship, with the support of her mother, Sahar Atari, who has begun negotiations with a prestigious law firm in England, based on the fact that Asma has leukaemia and that her health condition cannot be adequately monitored in Moscow

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📌The family of Jordanian doctor Abdullah Al-Balawi:

The Zionist occupation arrested our son on the Jordanian border with occupied Palestine, while he was heading to the Gaza Strip as part of a Jordanian delegation, knowing that he had previously participated in a relief campaign in Gaza, and we call on the Jordanian authorities to take clear and quick measures to release him immediately.

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🎙Channel 11.:

In Yemen they act freely and it is unpredictable what they will do. They are increasing their attacks against Israel.

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🚨Security incident in Gaza!

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🚨Hebrew media:

The incident occurred in the middle of the Gaza Strip when a tank climbed on an explosive device, which resulted in 3 soldiers being seriously injured.

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⚡️"If Damascus has been conquered, the conquest of Jerusalem is also close," - Devlet Bahceli, member of Turkey's Meclis and head of the MHP.

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🚨Martyrs have been in Kamal Adwan Hospital since yesterday, and no one can go out to bury them because of the suffocating siege on the hospital

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⚡️ Suleiman Masouda-Kan:

In Israel, there is concern that Turkish President Erdogan may launch a large-scale military operation against the Kurds in northern Syria - Over the past week, the pace of situation assessments has increased significantly, meetings are being held by the prime minister and in the security circles to discuss the fate of Syria, and perhaps also what Erdogan may do and how he will exploit the situation resulting from the fall and escape of Bashar Assad, and in these meetings, Israeli concern emerged that Turkish President Erdogan may exploit this situation, and may launch a large-scale military operation against the Kurds to carry out the revenge he has sought for many years.

I want to remind you that today also the inner cabinet convened in the northern region, where issues related to Syria, Lebanon, and of course Yemen were discussed, among other things. In this context, Israeli sources indicate that they are studying in Israel how to support the Kurds in non-military ways, and they emphasized this clearly - in non-military ways.

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Channel 12 Hebrew:

It was allowed to be published that about a year ago a military force set out on a mission to free the captive Noa Argamani (who was freed last June) - the special unit fighters thought they were going to rescue Noa Argamani, but it later turned out that the intelligence they received was wrong.

The fighters reached the building, opened the entrance door, and immediately at the first moment the gunmen opened fire on them with a heavy barrage of bullets.
The rescue operation suddenly turned into an evacuation operation as several members of the special unit were seriously injured during the confrontation.

The fighters returned after many hours, and at that time the Military Intelligence Service (Aman) received intelligence information that shocked everyone, as it turned out that the person in the building was not Noa Argaman, but the prisoner Sahar Baruch, who was captured from his home in Be'eri.

During the rescue operation and the fierce battle that took place inside the building, Sahar was killed by a gunshot to the head, and to this day, it remains unclear whether he was killed by the militants or accidentally hit by the forces' fire.

Sahar Baruch's family told Channel 12: "Military pressure could lead to the deaths of the prisoners. We hope that there will be no more deaths of this kind, and that all the prisoners will return as soon as possible through a deal."

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