Syrian Rebels Advance on Damascus Amidst Calls for Non-Intervention
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Syrian rebel factions are advancing on Damascus, threatening the Assad regime's stability after 14 years of civil war. Rebel groups, including Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham and the Free Syrian Army, have made significant territorial gains, while Kurdish forces control strategic areas in the northeast. President-elect Trump has urged the U.S. not to intervene, citing Syria as not America's fight. Meanwhile, Israel is monitoring the situation closely, concerned about border security and potential extremist control. The situation remains fluid with ongoing developments.
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