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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have launched a counter-offensive against the Ankara-backed Syrian National Army to take back areas near the northern border with Turkey, a representative said on Tuesday.
The SDF is a US ally in preventing a resurgence of ISIS in Syria, targeting sleeper cells of the extremist group scattered across the country's east.
A US non-profit on Tuesday said that it believed Syrian-American bishop Yohanna Ibrahim, missing in Syria since 2013, was being held by the former authorities under ousted president Bashar Al Assad.
The group Hostage Aid Worldwide said Mr Ibrahim is a US citizen who "was seen in 2018 in Branch 291" of the security forces. The senior Aleppo cleric of the Syriac Orthodox Church was kidnapped in April 2013.
Injuries were reported in Israel on Wednesday morning after a missile was launched from Yemen towards Tel Aviv, Israeli officials said. The Israeli army said it intercepted an incoming missile.
At least nine people were injured as they rushed towards shelters, the Magen David Adom ambulance service said.
It is the latest in recent crossfire and interception by Houthi and Israeli troops.