Israel, US and Turkey conduct strikes in Syria after Assad's fall

Israel, the US, and Turkey have launched military strikes in Syria following the fall of dictator Bashar al-Assad, who fled to Russia. This marks a significant shift in the region as rebel forces, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, have freed prisoners from Assad's regime. The US targeted Islamic State positions, while Turkey attacked Kurdish forces. Israel confirmed operations in the Golan Heights and airstrikes on sites linked to chemical weapons. The UN Security Council is set to discuss the crisis amid competing interests from regional powers. Rebels celebrated their victory, releasing prisoners and asserting control. However, they face challenges in rebuilding the country and managing diverse factions. The situation remains fluid as various actors, including Iran and Russia, seek to influence Syria's future.