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After a decade of division: What the disarming of Yazidi forces means for their future

The deal with the YBS is important. It could pave the way for more peace and security in the Yazidi region in and around Mount Sinjar.

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After a decade of division: What the disarming of Yazidi forces means for their future

The deal with the YBS is important. It could pave the way for more peace and security in the Yazidi region in and around Mount Sinjar.

21 hours ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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Jerusalem Post broke the news in Jerusalem, Israel 21 hours ago on Monday, September 14, 2026.

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