BREAKING NEWS Syria Updates: The Fall of Bashar al-Assad
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TekNiKo
Loyal To The One True Caliph (Hafidahullah)
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A Jewish MOSSAD agent was found to be part of Syrian protests against Assad
BREAKING NEWS: Allahuakbar hundreds of Houthi fighters have poured into Syria to defend it from Israeli backed terrorists
A Jewish MOSSAD agent was found to be part of Syrian protests against Assad
Riftvalley
VIP
Jolani copied the Somali uber driver slash potential regional president candidate from diaspora look
He even got the Farax stance
Can’t see the locals accepting this after they levelled the country down/7 and kept Assad afloat for decade.
Why not just let the Turks run the coast instead while they rebuild their country? They’ve shown to be the most reliable and friendly partner to Syrians.
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Jolani was spotted with Ahmed al-Awda, who happens to be Russia's man in southern Syria. The new government is fragile, so there could be a coup in the coming months in which Ahmed al-Awda takes power, and Jolani would receive the Morsi treatment.
Jolani is the new assad in Syria or khomein of iran
Also, it looks like Israel is trying to bait and provoke him to do something. He will feel pressured to speak up by the people around him who won’t tolerate it any longer.
They’re itching to expand under the pretext of creating Druze state.
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Waa run. But they will accept if their leader reasoned with them.
Not at all. The public approval for the HTS and the rest of the Opposition is so great that if anyone of them tried to do something stupid, they will get harsh backlash. And there can't be any coups. After what they suffered and saw, no syrian will tolerate a coup, and if one of the winners (HTS, and the rest) tried to do so, they will be like signing their death certificate. It'd be 2011-2.0.
The opposition is currently facing two problems:
- The factions are divided between those who want to create an Islamic emirate similar to Afghanistan but fear that foreign military involvement could be justified, and those who want to create a democracy but fear that Islamic militants who make up the majority of the opposition forces will join other groups and try to overthrow the newly established government.
- World and regional powers are currently watching and betting on whom to back. The divisions between opposition factions are ready to be exploited by outside players. Arab states, Turkey, the US, and Russia have already made up their minds on whom to support. Don’t forget, Israel has entered the region, and China is closely observing the highly trained and experienced thousands of Uyghur fighters who fight alongside them and want to liberate East Turkestan. This could affect trade with Syria, harming a large part of their economy. Hopefully, they can establish a civilian government with a national guard to prevent phase two of the war.
Using US to control the resource rich East using the Kurd as a cover, completely destroying military depots and telling the locals in the South to leave and cutting off their water to pave the way for their expansion.
Let’s see if they can tolerate his idle talk about this matter longer.
Vacelere
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Don't worry inshallah syria will be free from pro iran terrorists.
Galool
VIP
Hezbollah
No one denies Hezbollah’s sacrifices for Gaza except someone ungrateful.
Hezbollah eased the pressure on Gaza by engaging a large number of Israeli forces on the northern front. However, there are some observations:
• During the first 100 days, Hezbollah avoided targeting direct military objectives, focusing instead on striking lighting and surveillance poles.
I recall reporting news from Hebrew sources about two Israeli soldiers killed in a Hezbollah attack. I received a comment from someone seemingly close to the party denying the report and requesting verification, indicating that Hezbollah was avoiding human losses at that time, believing Israel would respect certain rules of engagement.
• After the assassination of Commander Fuad Shukr, Hezbollah’s response was weak.
• Hezbollah engaged forcefully when Israel changed the rules of engagement, forcing settlers of Kiryat Shmona and northern settlements to evacuate.
This continued until the pager attack, the assassinate Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, and the ground invasion.
Why did Hezbollah act as a “supporting front” rather than a direct party in the war?
1. To erase the stain of its involvement in killing Syrians:
Hezbollah stood with the tyrant Bashar al-Assad against his people, a stance opposed by Sheikh Subhi al-Tufayli (Hezbollah’s first Secretary-General), who repeatedly stated that aiding an oppressor against his people is disgraceful.
2. Because Hezbollah knows that if Hamas falls, it will be the next target:
Hezbollah is aware that Israel will focus on it after dealing with Hamas.
3. Iran does not want a full-scale war:
A full-scale war would benefit the Sunni-majority populations of the region, which would disrupt Iran’s strategic plans.
Hezbollah ended its involvement by signing a disgraceful agreement that gave Israel what it wanted:
• Hezbollah’s retreats to behind the Litani River.
• Temporary presence of some Israeli forces in the south without the return of lebonese residents to selected southern towns
• Israel maintaining the exclusive right to bomb southern Lebanon whenever it wishes.
Immediately after the agreement, Sheikh Naim Qassem declared support for Bashar al-Assad, sending forces to Homs to fight Syrian revolutionaries, who crushed them. Upon their withdrawal, remaining Hezbollah forces were targeted by Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese-Syrian border.
Had Hezbollah didn’t get involved in Syria, the pager attack would not have occurred, the security breach would not have happened, and the party would not have lost its first-line leadership or the support of many Sunnis it had gained after 2006.
Hezbollah and Iran paid the price for the full-scale war they had been avoiding by not engaging in it.
No one denies Hezbollah’s sacrifices for Gaza except someone ungrateful.
Hezbollah eased the pressure on Gaza by engaging a large number of Israeli forces on the northern front. However, there are some observations:
• During the first 100 days, Hezbollah avoided targeting direct military objectives, focusing instead on striking lighting and surveillance poles.
I recall reporting news from Hebrew sources about two Israeli soldiers killed in a Hezbollah attack. I received a comment from someone seemingly close to the party denying the report and requesting verification, indicating that Hezbollah was avoiding human losses at that time, believing Israel would respect certain rules of engagement.
• After the assassination of Commander Fuad Shukr, Hezbollah’s response was weak.
• Hezbollah engaged forcefully when Israel changed the rules of engagement, forcing settlers of Kiryat Shmona and northern settlements to evacuate.
This continued until the pager attack, the assassinate Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, and the ground invasion.
Why did Hezbollah act as a “supporting front” rather than a direct party in the war?
1. To erase the stain of its involvement in killing Syrians:
Hezbollah stood with the tyrant Bashar al-Assad against his people, a stance opposed by Sheikh Subhi al-Tufayli (Hezbollah’s first Secretary-General), who repeatedly stated that aiding an oppressor against his people is disgraceful.
2. Because Hezbollah knows that if Hamas falls, it will be the next target:
Hezbollah is aware that Israel will focus on it after dealing with Hamas.
3. Iran does not want a full-scale war:
A full-scale war would benefit the Sunni-majority populations of the region, which would disrupt Iran’s strategic plans.
Hezbollah ended its involvement by signing a disgraceful agreement that gave Israel what it wanted:
• Hezbollah’s retreats to behind the Litani River.
• Temporary presence of some Israeli forces in the south without the return of lebonese residents to selected southern towns
• Israel maintaining the exclusive right to bomb southern Lebanon whenever it wishes.
Immediately after the agreement, Sheikh Naim Qassem declared support for Bashar al-Assad, sending forces to Homs to fight Syrian revolutionaries, who crushed them. Upon their withdrawal, remaining Hezbollah forces were targeted by Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese-Syrian border.
Had Hezbollah didn’t get involved in Syria, the pager attack would not have occurred, the security breach would not have happened, and the party would not have lost its first-line leadership or the support of many Sunnis it had gained after 2006.
Hezbollah and Iran paid the price for the full-scale war they had been avoiding by not engaging in it.
Vacelere
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Wallahi I never hated people like the UAE.
JUST IN: HTS leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani (Ahmed al-Shara): “Syria, under my leadership, will not be used for launching attacks on Israel or other countries.” He called for the lifting of Western sanctions that were imposed during Bashar al-Assad’s regime. He emphasized that Israel must cease its airstrikes and withdraw from territories it occupied after Assad fled. He reassured Israel by stating the previous threat from Hezbollah and Iranian militias is now void. He stressed Syria’s commitment to the 1974 agreement and the return of UN monitors.
Enlightenednomad
Investigative Journalist
Jolani is an impossible position. He has to say the right things to ward off US sanctions to rebuild whatever is left of Syria's economy. He also has to keep the Turks satisfied or they might prop up militias within their orbit such as the SNA to depose him particularly if he doesn't play ball with straightening out the PKK elements within the SDF.
The Gulf Arab monarchs do not want the new Syrian government to succeed. If HTS succeeds in forming a just and equitable government, it will inspire future revolutions against these monarchs through the ME. Then you have Iraq housing the remanats of the Syrian Arab Army. Who is to say they cannot regroup with outside help from the likes of Iran to create a domestic insurgency? The Chinese will also pressure HTS to do something about the many foreign Uyghur militiamen roaming Syria. All of these said groups need to be disarmed or incorporated into the new Syrian army which is a monumental task in of itself.
The road ahead is very challenging for Syria.
The Gulf Arab monarchs do not want the new Syrian government to succeed. If HTS succeeds in forming a just and equitable government, it will inspire future revolutions against these monarchs through the ME. Then you have Iraq housing the remanats of the Syrian Arab Army. Who is to say they cannot regroup with outside help from the likes of Iran to create a domestic insurgency? The Chinese will also pressure HTS to do something about the many foreign Uyghur militiamen roaming Syria. All of these said groups need to be disarmed or incorporated into the new Syrian army which is a monumental task in of itself.
The road ahead is very challenging for Syria.
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