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Damascus under fire: Who wants Syria's fragile peace to fail?

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By Cian Ward, Mohamed Solaimane, Anas Ambri Verified
| The New Arab Verified
Syria's new authorities had exactly five days to sit with the shock of one attack before another followed. On 2 July, a bomb tore through a popular café near the Justice Palace in central Damascus, killing ten people. The day after, a hand grenade wounded three Civil Defence workers in the Damascus suburb of Jaramana.
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'Free movement': How Israel is rebranding its Gaza displacement plan

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By Mohamed Solaimane
| The New Arab Verified
Analysis: By recasting mass displacement in Gaza as 'free movement', Israel is seeking international support for a policy that would constitute a war crime After multiple attempts to expel Palestinians from Gaza since the war began in October 2023, Israel's latest effort to rebrand mass displacement as "free movement" appears aimed at winning foreign backing for a policy that would otherwise constitute a war crime.
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Hamas has dissolved its government in Gaza, but its residents’ lives are still a living hell

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By Mohamed Solaimane
| Mondoweiss Verified
Mahmoud al-Aqqad’s hands shake as he tries to show his medical reports and the referral for treatment outside Gaza that he’s held for a year and a half, still unable to travel. It’s his only chance at recovery, or at least relief from pain that never leaves him, as he tries to escape the disability that keeps him from working or providing for his family.
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