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Jobar (Arabic: جَوْبَر, romanized: Jawbar) also Jawbar,
Jober or Joubar, is a
village on the
outskirts of
Damascus northeast of the old city walls. It...
- The
Jobar Synagogue, also
Eliyahu Hanavi Synagogue, was an
ancient synagogue complex in the
village of
Jobar, now part of the
metropolitan area of Damascus...
- The 2017
Jobar offensive was a
military operation launched by the
Syrian Arab Army and
allies against rebel positions in the
eastern outskirts of Damascus...
- The
Jobar chemical attacks allegedly occurred in
Jobar, Damascus, Syria, in
April 2013. A
reporter and a
photographer for the
French newspaper Le Monde...
- by the
Syrian Army in mid-August 2014, was
followed by an Army push in
Jobar later that month. Some 150
rebels were
killed during an Army
offensive supported...
-
Rebels from
inside Jobar launched the
attack on Army
positions close to the
Qaboun front, with
fighting concentrated on the Karash-
Jobar axis. The specific...
- The
Jobar sarin attack took
place on 24
August 2013
around 11:00 in
Jobar, a
suburb of the
Syrian capital city Damascus.
Jobar is a
suburb of Syria's capital...
- 2017):
Syrian Army and
allies victory. 2017
Jobar offensive:
Syrian Army
offensive stalled; Army
advance on
Jobar repelled by rebels. Beit Jinn offensive:...
- and in the
eastern Qalamoun Mountains. It was the main
rebel group in
Jobar, and was
backed by Qatar. The group's
leader is
Abdul al-Nasr Shamir, a...
- coalition. One of the unit's
contingents is
named "Earthquake of
Jobar" ("Zilzal
Jobar"). The
exact size of the unit is unknown;
their widespread military...
