Since you’re a staunch supporter of Assad, answer this: why did he and his father never make any effort to reclaim their land? They ruled for half a century and achieved nothing in that regard. After Assad’s fall, why did the Israelis target the weapons depots if they supposedly trusted their 'new allies,' as some claim for propaganda purposes?
It’s clear they viewed Assad as the lesser threat and were confident he wouldn’t use those weapons for offensive purposes.
He ruled for 24 years and never once attempted to reclaim the lost territories. But as soon as he was overthrown, Israel went into a frenzy, attacking anything it perceived as a threat because it views the new rulers as a much greater danger.
The reason nothing happened under Assad's rule is simple: there was an understanding. Assad could be controlled and trusted to stay within certain boundaries, knowing not to cross the red lines set for him. Even though he had a decent-sized army, he never made a move. Arab regimes don’t use their militaries for offensive purposes
that’s common knowledge, they’re designed to oppress and suppress their own populations. The more you try to paint him as a hero, an anti-occupationist, and an anti-Zionist, the more stupid you look. It’s laughable that you keep pointing out “nothing happened” under his rule while ignoring the deals and compromises that were quietly in place behind the scenes. And now you expect a newly semi-formed government with a ragtag militia to succeed where Assad and his father didn’t even try? There’s no consistency in your argumentsall you do is parrot what you hear from Tankies and pro-Assadists.Wax cusub la imow kkkkkkkkk
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sHoT dOwN An IsRaElI JeT 6 YeArS aGo"Go ahead and put on your Stevie Wonder act
happens every time you're smacked with facts.Fulay calmaani caaq knew his place2013 ''Israel would prefer that Bashar Assad hold onto the presidency in Syria, rather than leave a power vacuum that could be filled by Islamic radicals.''
2017 ''A leading Israeli research centre has called on decision-makers in Tel Aviv to step up efforts to ensure Bashar Al-Assad remains president''
