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Thread: 1/4 While it's too early to tell how HTS & other rebels will address governance challenges in Aleppo, it appears that internal discussions are already underway. HTS commander al-Jolani told Crisis Group “the city will be governed by a transitional body. All armed. . .
2/4 . . .fighters, including from HTS, will be directed to leave civilian areas in the coming weeks, and bureaucrats will be invited to resume their jobs. And the distinct social and cultural norms of the city, Muslims and Christians in all their diversity, will be respected."
3/4He added: “HTS is even considering dissolving itself in order to enable full consolidation of civilian and military structures in new institutions reflecting the breadth of Syrian society.” Of course, whether HTS will follow through on these ideas or pressure other factions. .
4/4 . . .to comply remains to be seen.Given their history and jihadist roots, they will face a huge challenge in addressing the understandable concerns of many Syrians regarding the expansion of HTS hegemony, and its implications for their personal and religious freedoms .
2/4 . . .fighters, including from HTS, will be directed to leave civilian areas in the coming weeks, and bureaucrats will be invited to resume their jobs. And the distinct social and cultural norms of the city, Muslims and Christians in all their diversity, will be respected."
3/4He added: “HTS is even considering dissolving itself in order to enable full consolidation of civilian and military structures in new institutions reflecting the breadth of Syrian society.” Of course, whether HTS will follow through on these ideas or pressure other factions. .
4/4 . . .to comply remains to be seen.Given their history and jihadist roots, they will face a huge challenge in addressing the understandable concerns of many Syrians regarding the expansion of HTS hegemony, and its implications for their personal and religious freedoms .
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Invading Syria would be a fatal mistake for Turkey. Turkey has two main goals in Syria: 1- To destroy the PKK/YPG organization. 2- After overthrowing Assad using the Syrians, to have the Syrians establish a stable government that is not an ally of Iran.
While Turkey is doing these, she also wants the following: Turkey wants to wear down all the parties that will not compromise with Turkey, after a long process of conflict, inside Syria. For example, Turkey cooperated with the US/Israel and made the PKK/YPG elements forced clash with the Iranian militias. Or it forced the Russians to bomb HTS instead of the SNA. Or it provided electronic warfare support to HTS and ensured the fall of Aleppo. Etc etc.
Places like Syria, where everyone is fighting everyone, are not suitable places for direct invasion at all. But they are ideal places where you can set traps for your enemies. And the one who sets the trap does not step into it! This would be the biggest mistake!
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