If they didn't change their view,they wouldn't have invited him to the White House.
That's not how politics worse. They know Syria is a sensitive matter for Saudis/Qatari's and Syrians. The offensive was unexpected. Nobody anticipated fall of Syrian regime. A fight around Hama was possible but was also not anticipated.
The US is not going to immediately label all Syrian rebels as terrorists and anger the Arab world, particularly their powerful allies like Saudi Arabia.
They have to deal with Ahmed Sharaa for now. For the US he gets disposed soon through elections or another method he is a non factor to them.
What they're doing is preventing Syrian rebels from consolidating control over Syria. Occupying east Syria to pressure Syrian government to normalize with Israel. And keeping sanctions instated.
The Syrian people are living off aid and salaries are being paid thanks to aid from their allies. The US is deliberately weakening them and keeping them weak. Within a year or two if they don't force Syrian government and people into normalization with Israel they'll start leveraging more aggressive policies against them.
It's fake 'goodwill' and it's not working. Ahmed Sharaa and Syrian government and people are trying to work with allies in region to navigate the situation over next few years.
US and Israel both know that and are keeping pressure on Syria with sanctions and military occupation.
Few months from now they could say the Syrian army are Hamas and start an all out offensive against them
I can't be taken seriously? Me?
You're literally cheering for a known terrorist. Not a "freedom fighter",not some guerilla. A ceritified radical islamist who spent his life in the two worst,most hardcore,brutal organizations in the world. You're literally cheering for a guy who was ideologically intolerant of anything but a hardline view of Islam. And you're saying I can't be taken seriously? You're living the life in USA,go live in Syria under Jolani,go live in a hardline regime like Taliban Afghanistan,since you seem so excited about Syria's new president.
I'm not painting anyone as an Israeli or American puppet. I'm not the one using such terms when it comes to people like Sisi or the king of Jordan. It's usually some of your friends who go around nagging about every secular Arab leader being an american puppet.
You are a false flagger Iranian that trashes every Sunni Islamist and is pro- every single Shia Islamist. And what's funny by your own admission you're not religious it's just anti-Arab bigotry and narcassism you grew up on.
Syrian opposition aren't radicals nor Taliban. Afghanistan is a very tribal place ruined by decades of war. Syria isn't.
Syrian diaspora in the US are very educated and wealthy. They also have connections with Syrian government and want Syria to develop, grow, and survive so they'll play big advisory role for Syrian government and also persuade the US to be more easy on Syrian government.
In the long term I don't think it will work because of Israel. And Arabs like Saudis and others are way more sensitive to issue of Syria rather than Hamas and Gaza so if Syria comes under a big attack it will be controversial and ignite big tensions in the region and also between Saudis and the US.
That's partially why they're not too aggressive against Ahmed Sharaa and new Syrian government.
But as soon as new Syrian army tries consolidating East and South Syria back to their control, you'll see them start burning Syria to ground.
They did that a few months ago when Syrians clashed with Hijri militia.
The fake 'goodwill' isn't real but you are pretending there's some kind of love making going on between Ahmed sharaa, the US and Israel.
They are just trying to give the guy false confidence and prevent him from removing Kurdish and Hijri militias. Buying time to solidify those occupations and plan a way to oust him and Syrian opposition. Right now the sanctions are hurting Syrians the economy is stagnant two more years of this the people will lose patience then the US and Israel will begin destablizing actions
We aren't naive kids