Conflicts
Israeli court orders settlers to evacuate home
A court in Israel ordered settlers to evacuate a home in Hebron they had been living in since 2005 as an Israeli firm had not legally purchased it from its original Palestinian owners.
According to local media reports, the Jerusalem District Court ruled that the company used illegal means to purchase the house, which belonged to the Bakri family.
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80,000 Syrians displaced in past 5 days
At least 80,000 Syrians moved near Turkey's border in the past five days following intense attacks by Bashar al-Assad]s regime, Russia and Iran backed-groups in this northern Syrian province, the Director of Syria's Response Coordination Group Mohammad Halaj said Friday.
Halaj said at least 180,000 civilians were displaced since the beginning of November in Idlib due to the attacks.
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Turkish defense giant ASELSAN breaks export record
With a shipment of software-based radios to Ukraine, Turkish defense giant ASELSAN scored its biggest-ticket, single-shipment export to date, officials from the company told Anadolu Agency on Dec. 20.
The company completed the deliveries of four of the radios and intercom systems under a contract signed with Ukraine's state-run Spets Techno Export, said the officials.
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Key Syrian White Helmets backer found dead in Istanbul: Diplomat
The founder of an organization that trained the Syrian "White Helmets" emergency response group has died in Istanbul, his neighbor and a diplomat said on Nov. 11.
Bulgaria Is Taking Measures to Prevent Migrant Pressure
The fight against terrorism and radicalism in the Balkans and in Europe will be a major theme during the Aqaba Process which will be hosted by Bulgaria in 2020. This was made clear after Prime Minister Boyko Borissov's one-day visit to Jordan. According to Borissov, the war in Syria is a reason to pay more attention to migrant pressure.
Mortar fired from Syria kills 3 civilians
A civilian died in southeastern Turkey on Oct. 12 from wounds caused by a cross-border mortar attack.
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Turkey’s Claw-3 Operation continues in northern Iraq
Turkish security units operating in northern Iraq seized explosive devices and other materials used by the PKK terrorists, the Turkish Defense Ministry said.
US-led coalition may have committed war crimes in Syria: UN
The U.N. commission of inquiry on Syria released a 21-page report Sept. 11saying acts of U.S.-led coalition, the Syrian regime and Russia might amount to war crimes.
Report: Over 120 Syrian churches damaged by war since 2011
Syrian war monitor associated with the opposition said on Sept. 9 that over 120 Christian places of worship have been damaged or destroyed by all sides in the country's eight-year conflict.
Less than 600 terrorists left in Turkey: Minister
Turkish interior minister on Aug. 27 said there are less than 600 terrorists remaining in the country, thanks to Ankara's fight against terrorism.
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