Moses also gave the Israelites a warning. In order to continue living in their bountiful land, they had to obey Jehovah’s commandments. Moses urged them to “choose life” by listening to Jehovah and by “sticking to him.” However, the Israelites rejected Jehovah. So in time God allowed the Assyrians and later the Babylonians to conquer them and take them into exile

Kuzo muga yadda Birnin Los Angeles ya zama kufai sakamakon ibtila'in wutar daji data lankwame garin. #Maulud2024 #AbujaStruggle #Israel #nigeria #12december #IsraeliCrimes #tunabaya #california #iran #Syrian #losangeles

3️⃣ Hundreds of *demonstrators took to the streets in Christian areas of Damascus to protest the burning of a Christmas tree* near Hama in central Syria , AFP journalists witnessed. 🇸🇾 _“We demand the rights of Christians,”_ *protesters chanted as they marched through the Syrian capital* towards the headquarters of the Orthodox Patriarchate in the Bab Sharqi neighborhood. 🎄 The protests come a little more than *two weeks after an armed coalition led by Islamists* topped the government of Bashar al-Assad. 🔥 The protests erupted after a video spread on social media showing *hooded fighters setting fire to a Christmas tree in the Christian-majority town of Suqaylabiyah* , near Hama.

Marhum Malam Adamu tsoho Jos ya bar duniya a cikin Akawun ɗin sa na banki be wuce dubu 70 duka biyu da ya ke amfani da su ba, bai mallaki gida ba bai mallaki tafkekiyar gona ba. Abinda ya bar wa ƴaƴan sa shine gadon litattafa da tarin ilmin gidan Annabta (S). Ba shakka na gano rayuwar Imam Ali cikin rayuwar da Sheikh Adamu tsoho jos yayi da mu. Allah ta'ala ya sake dausaya makwancin ka Baba 😢. #Maulud2024 #nigeria #12december #tunabaya #iran #Syrian #Gaza #tarihi #Hauza #Israel

The United States announced Monday that it was providing additional sanctions relief on some activities in Syria for the next six months to ease access to basic services following the fall of strongman Bashar al-Assad.

What we covered here • Jordan will host a summit on Syria over the weekend with foreign ministers from Western and Arab nations. Diplomats will discuss ways to support a smooth transitional process “led by Syrians,” the foreign ministry said. • The UN chief said he is deeply concerned about “violations of Syria’s sovereignty” after Israel launched hundreds of strikes and deployed ground troops in the country. The top US diplomat said Israel had made clear its stated purpose of trying to prevent arms from falling into “the wrong hands.

Syrian rebel leader Mohammad al-Jolani said he would dissolve the security forces of the toppled Assad regime. Meanwhile, Syria’s caretaker prime minister reiterated that the interim government will serve until March. • A missing US man has been found in Syria, where he said he was kept in prison after entering the country as a pilgrim. Officials are working to bring him home.

This development signals that the consequences of Syria's prolonged conflict will continue to influence political discourse, with the fate of Assad's regime, Turkey's involvement, and the broader regional order remaining key points of contention for the foreseeable future

As the conflict in Syria enters its twelfth year, the implications of Khatami’s statements are likely to reverberate across the region. Erdogan’s position on Syria and his alignment with various factions continue to attract both support and criticism from different quarters of the Muslim world. With ongoing tensions between Iran and Turkey, this latest warning from Khatami adds another layer to the complex web of alliances and rivalries that define the Middle East’s power dynamics.

Khatami's comments come at a time when the geopolitical dynamics of the Middle East remain volatile. With Syria's ongoing instability continuing to affect regional stability, the influence of global powers, including Israel, has become a focal point of contention. Khatami added that Israel’s influence in the region represents a shared threat to the entire Islamic world, not just Iran. This assertion underscores growing concern in Tehran over Israel’s role in shaping the future of the Middle East, particularly in the context of its relationships with other regional powers.