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2 days ago | themedialine.org | Ahmad Qweidar |Jacob Wirtschafter

Water shortages and military incursions are compounding a climate-driven crisis in southern Syria, leaving farmers in Quneitra without resources or aid [Quneitra, Syria] “I had 60 head of cattle—only 30 are left,” said Muammar Khairallah, an olive farmer and herder near Tel al-Ahmar al-Gharbi, about 37 miles southwest of Damascus. “Now the rains are gone, the roads are blocked, and my cows are dying.”We used to make $20,000 a season in net profit. Now the profit is zero.

4 days ago | themedialine.org | Arshad Mehmood

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1 week ago | themedialine.org | Keren Setton

While Hezbollah appears to be holding back, signs of regrouping despite the ceasefire and monitoring efforts have prompted Israeli strikes and heightened regional tensions The Israeli army continues to operate in Lebanon despite the absence of direct attacks from the Hezbollah terrorist organization. Early Tuesday, Lebanese media reported that Israeli ground troops entered Mays al-Jabal in southern Lebanon while Lebanese troops were patrolling the area.