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From CNN, I'm Charlie Drever,

with the five things you need to know for Friday, November 29th.

Syrian rebels are claiming to have entered the city of Aleppo today,

reigniting a conflict that had been dormant for years.

It's the first time rebels have entered the country's second largest city

since government forces recaptured it in 2016,

which comes after a group of rebels came together

to launch a surprise attack earlier this week. And this conflict starting up again may have

a link to the recent fighting between Hezbollah and Israel, as CNN's Ben Wiedeman explains.

It appears that they've put their differences behind, perhaps to exploit the fact that, for instance,

Hezbollah, which was a major backer of the regime of Bashar al-Assad, essentially pulled out of Syria,

starting in October of last year when they focused their fire on Israel.

And, of course, other backers of the Syrian regime, for instance, Iran has been distracted by its

involvement in hostile activities with Israel, and Russia has been distracted by its war in Ukraine.

The Syrian military confirmed it was confronting a major attack launched by, quote,

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