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Since Assad’s ouster in Syria, Israel has hit over 250 military sites of the former regime. These include Aqrba airport, Qamishli and Shinshar air bases, the Khalahla and Al-Maza military bases, and the Latakia army base. Additionally, Israel has destroyed an electronic warfare center, sites housing chemical weapons and long-range rockets, and many weapons caches. Meanwhile, the U.S. has also struck at least 75 Islamic State sites in Syria since the fall of Assad and is working on securing Syria’s remaining chemical weapons with the help of unnamed U.S. allies. Israel’s and the U.S.’s destruction of these military sites and materials protect Israel and U.S. interests in the region as they eliminate the chance of these assets from (again) falling into enemy hands. Israel has also taken control of Syria’s side of Mt. Hermon. The strategic value of Mt. Hermon to Israel cannot be overstated. While Israel controlled parts of the mountain since the Six-Day War in 1967, it now controls its peak as well. It is the highest mountain in the region and its “most important natural fortress.” With the capture of the peak, Israel can now see deep into Lebanon and Syria, and drones coming from Iran. Additionally, Israel has taken control of a buffer zone next to the Syrian side of the Golan Heights. Qatar, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia opposed Israel’s incursion, while the State Department supported it, at least on a temporary basis, to protect Israel’s population and to prevent a power vacuum. The United Nations has declared that Israel’s incursion into the buffer zone constitutes a violation of the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement between Israel and Syria. But ironically, Israeli forces first entered into the buffer zone to assist U.N. troops after Syrian terrorists in Hader fired upon them on Dec. 7. (RELATED: The UN’s Failure in Lebanon) Also ironically, days before this, the perennially morally bankrupt United Nations General Assembly had adopted a resolution calling for Israel to withdraw from the parts of the Golan Heights it had conquered against Syria in the 1967 Six-Day War. If Israel had abided by this resolution, there would have been no Israeli troops on hand to defend the U.N. post. Israel told the United Nations that its presence in the buffer zone amounts to “limited and temporary measures” and is meant to protect the residents of the Israeli side of the Golan Heights during the ongoing Syrian Civil War. Israel also stressed that it was not involving itself in the Syrian conflict and continues to seek to uphold the framework of the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement. It is imperative that the Biden administration, in its final weeks, allow Israel to protect itself against jihad in Syria. Self-defense is Israel’s pressing concern: Iran claims to be in contact with Syria’s new leaders, in a possible attempt to either maintain or strengthen its foothold in the country. One group in Syria has vowed to liberate Jerusalem, destroy Israel, and overthrow the Saud family in Saudi Arabia. And the Islamic State may try to consolidate its power in Syria, as Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned. (RELATED: Approach Syria With a Tragic Mind) Additionally, the incoming Trump administration should recognize Israel’s permanent presence on all of Mt. Hermon and in the buffer zone, given the immense strategic value of both, and the new political realities in Syria and in the region. READ MORE from Steve Postal: Trump Gets Mixed Press From Muslim World Despite $1.3 Billion in US Aid, Egypt Endorses Hamas The Palestinian Authority Is Jihadist Too The post Putting Jihadists on Notice, Israel Racks Up Critical Win in Syria appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

President Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have been largely absent from the public eye following Harris’s defeat in the presidential race. (READ MORE: The Biden Corruption)  In this episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast, hosts Ellie Gardey Holmes and Lyrah Margo discuss Biden and Harris’s lack of leadership and their floundering legacies. Ellie and Lyrah reflect on Biden’s presidency and Kamala’s campaign and how they have failed to fulfill their promises to the American people. Tune in to hear their discussion! Read Ellie and Lyrah’s writing here and here. Listen to the Spectator P.M. Podcast on Spotify. Watch the Spectator P.M. Podcast on Rumble. The post <i>The Spectator P.M.</i> Ep. 98: Biden and Harris Have Totally Disappeared appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

During the holidays, one of the best gifts to give yourself is a tasty treat that's easy to make. Fortunately, this awesome Italian cookie that fits the bill.

While they may look similar at first glance with their gooey cheese and crunchy bread, mozzarella in carrozza isn't exactly the same as a grilled cheese.

I am waiting for reports that the Hospital CEO murder suspect had a copy of “Catcher in the Rye” on him when he was apprehended. IYKYK ? — Edward Dowd (@DowdEdward) December 10, 2024

by Frank Bergman, SlayNews: A leading cardiologist has warned that over 100 million Americans may now have irreversible heart damage after receiving Covid mRNA “vaccines.” According to Dr. Thomas Levy, Covid vaccines are causing heart injury in at least 2.8% of people who receive the injections. A minimum of 7 million Americans who took the Covid […]

from Your News: President Javier Milei’s first year in office has been marked by painful reforms, but signs of economic recovery, including falling inflation and a fiscal surplus, are boosting his popularity. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom President Javier Milei of Argentina has completed a turbulent but transformative first year in office. His relentless economic reforms, […]