Leaders of the Druze community in the Syrian Golan Heights of Hader have reached the conclusion that they would like their communities to be annexed to Israel following the collapse of former ...

Although Israeli citizenship is open for the Druze of the Golan Heights, most have opted not to take it, though they have residency rights. They closely maintain their Druze identity and traditions.

The Israeli-occupied Golan Heights are home to about 20,000 Druze, which is an ethno-religious Arab sect. Most of them identify as Syrian but hold Israeli residence cards. After the end of the ...

The Golan Heights is a territory in Israel’s northeast ... The other half are from a religious group called the Druze, who are mostly citizens of Syria. Good question! The Golan wasn’t always ...

Trump Heights’ 26 families congratulate the president, but focus on quadrupling the population of their community in Israel's ...

The Druze people are an Arabic-speaking ethnic and religious group who mostly live in Lebanon, Israel, Jordan and Syria. Part of the community has lived on the Golan Heights for centuries.

Against the backdrop of the wars in Gaza and Lebanon, the fall of the Assad regime, and the tragic death of 12 Druze children in Majdal Shams in a Hezbollah rocket attack, the number of Druze ...

About 50,000 people currently live there, roughly half of them Israeli settlers and the other half Arab Druze, a religious minority spread among Syria, Lebanon, Israel and the Golan Heights.

After the ouster of Syria's longtime leader Bashar al-Assad last month, Israel's military has taken up a new post in the ...

About 50,000 people currently live there, roughly half of them Israeli settlers and the other half Arab Druze, a religious minority spread among Syria, Lebanon, Israel and the Golan Heights.