HomeDocumentsEnemies of SyriaNow all the arrows in the region have returned to Israel‼️ The poem read by the Syrian soldier: “Be patient, O people of Gaza! By Allah, we will take your revenge.” Enemies of Syria Now all the arrows in the region have returned to Israel‼️ The poem read by the Syrian soldier: “Be patient, O people of Gaza! By Allah, we will take your revenge.” syriatr 19 April 2026, 16:22 Share Share… Share on WhatsApp Share on X Share on Telegram Share on Facebook Copy link A−Decrease text size A+Increase text size
Enemies of Syria Syria summoned the Jordanian Ambassador to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A protest note was delivered to Jordan regarding the bombardment of Daraa. 23:48
Enemies of Syria 📌 Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa received Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi and his accompanying high-level delegation at the People’s Palace in Damascus. 18:16
Enemies of Syria Iraq & Syria should view their agricultural land as a strategic food basket. The combined agricultural land can potentially feed up to 130 million people, more than twice the combined population of Syria & Iraq. 16:24
Enemies of Syria ⭕ Ben Gwir’s Inadvertent Admission: Don’t let al-Julani fool you; once an ISIS member, always an ISIS member! I see al-Julani—an ISIS militant from Syria—playing basketball with American officers, eating pizza with them, and acting as if he has established very warm relations with them. 🔹 Don’t let al-Julani fool you; once an ISIS member, always an ISIS member. 16:13
World News Syria announced that it will close its main border crossing with Jordan, the Nassib-Jaber crossing, from Tuesday after Amman conducted strikes on Syrian territory. The Syrian General Authority for Border Crossings and Customs said passenger and commercial traffic in both directions had been suspended because of developments in Daraa province. Jordan carried out airstrikes in Syria on Monday night, targeting armed groups, according to a statement from the Jordanian air force. The strikes were conducted in retaliation for Friday’s attack on a Greek Orthodox church in the southern Jordanian city of Karak, which killed nine people. The statement said the operation killed and wounded numerous members of the terrorist groups and destroyed several of their vehicles, but did not identify the groups or disclose the exact locations of the strikes. The operation triggered outrage in Syria, where officials said a Jordanian strike killed eight civilians, including women and children, and wounded several others. Damascus condemned the action, saying the strikes were conducted without prior coordination with Syrian authorities. The Nassib crossing serves as a key trade and transport link between Syria and Jordan. Its closure is expected to disrupt cross-border transportation, commercial activity and travel between the neighboring countries. 16:05
Enemies of Syria President al-Sharaa welcomes Iraqi Prime Minister to Damascus for bilateral talks 16:00