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The Syrian Revolution began on March 15, 2011, with peaceful demonstrations in cities like Damascus, Aleppo, and Daraa, calling for freedom from Bashar al-Assad's regime. What started with graffiti by 16-year-old Muawiyah Syasneh and brutal arrests escalated into a 13-year war, ending December 8, 2024, when opposition forces seized the capital and Assad fled to Russia. Today, crowds gathered at Damascus's Umayyad Mosque under green revolution flags, honoring martyrs amid pledges of international aid and vows that the fight for dignity continues.

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Fifteen years ago, teenagers in Daraa scrawled a defiant message on school walls, igniting protests that ended with rebels entering Damascus last December.

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A post revealed the earliest known written hummus recipe, penned around 1250 CE by Syrian historian Kamāl al-Dīn Ibn al-ʿAḍīm in his cookbook 'Al-Wuṣla ilā l-Ḥabīb.' It calls for boiled chickpeas pounded with tahini, lemon, garlic, and salt, then garnished with parsley, pistachios, cinnamon, rose buds, and whole chickpeas—plating tips included for elegance. Historians confirm this as the oldest version matching modern hummus, a Levantine dish shared across Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Jordan, and beyond, sparking recreations and lighthearted chats about its timeless appeal.

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Imagine medieval Aleppo, where a scholar spread mashed chickpeas on a plate, drizzled with olive oil, and topped with pistachios and cinnamon for a luxurious treat.

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The Damascus Governorate announced restrictions on March 16, banning alcohol service in restaurants and nightclubs while limiting sales to sealed takeaway from licensed shops in Bab Tuma, al-Qassa, and Bab Sharqi—areas with mostly Christian residents. Shops must be 75 meters from mosques, churches, schools, or other sensitive sites, responding to complaints about public morals after a three-month grace period for compliance. Supporters like Saudi cleric Abdullah al-Muhaysini praised it as vital for curbing 'the mother of all evils,' while critics including analyst SyriacOSINT and journalist Rena Netjes worry it signals stricter Islamic norms that could deter tourists and erode minority rights in Syria's cultural capital.

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Damascus residents now face new rules confining alcohol to a few historic Christian areas, stirring cheers from some and concerns over pluralism from others.

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The Spanish goalkeeper reached the record after starring in Arsenal's hard-fought Premier League victory over Chelsea on Saturday, with 20 shutouts across 39 appearances in all competitions—a 51% clean sheet rate. In the Premier League, he leads the Golden Glove race with 15 from 31 matches, four ahead of Manchester City's Gianluigi Donnarumma, while Yann Sommer trails closest in Europe's top leagues with 14. Fans praised his clutch saves that kept Arsenal in the game, though some question his consistency despite the numbers bolstering the league-leading defense.

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David Raya's leg save at Stamford Bridge turned heads, securing Arsenal's win and etching his name in history as the first top-league keeper with 20 clean sheets this season.

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A post revealed the earliest known written hummus recipe, penned around 1250 CE by Syrian historian Kamāl al-Dīn Ibn al-ʿAḍīm in his cookbook 'Al-Wuṣla ilā l-Ḥabīb.' It calls for boiled chickpeas pounded with tahini, lemon, garlic, and salt, then garnished with parsley, pistachios, cinnamon, rose buds, and whole chickpeas—plating tips included for elegance. Historians confirm this as the oldest version matching modern hummus, a Levantine dish shared across Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Jordan, and beyond, sparking recreations and lighthearted chats about its timeless appeal.

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Imagine medieval Aleppo, where a scholar spread mashed chickpeas on a plate, drizzled with olive oil, and topped with pistachios and cinnamon for a luxurious treat.

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Liverpool sit sixth in the Premier League with 48 points from 29 games, 19 points behind leaders Arsenal and chasing Champions League spots, hampered by a +9 goal difference and late stoppage-time concessions. Slot insists the board stands by him, calling it the 'nicest club to struggle at,' while fans voice disconnection and nostalgia for Jurgen Klopp resurfaces. Pundit Paul Merson warns Slot needs top four or risks the Spurs job, as the Reds host relegation-threatened Tottenham tomorrow with hopes of reigniting belief through silverware in the FA Cup and Champions League.

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Arne Slot praised the club's backing during a tough season, but Liverpool fans are feeling the strain after a drop from Klopp's glory days.

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The program started in the 1970s as a deterrent against regional threats like Soviet-backed forces in Angola, using homegrown technology to produce highly enriched uranium and gun-type fission devices for aircraft delivery. President F.W. de Klerk ordered the full dismantlement on February 26, 1990, after geopolitical shifts made the weapons superfluous, paving the way for sanctions relief and global nuclear cooperation. South Africa joined the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1991, with IAEA inspections confirming the rollback, a step endorsed by the incoming ANC government that later helped establish Africa as a nuclear-weapon-free zone.

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In the 1980s, South Africa secretly built six nuclear warheads amid apartheid isolation—then completely dismantled them just a year later, a move no other nation has matched.

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