Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[hussain0216]

To be honest with you,I'm scared of what will happen to the Syrian coast. Latakia and Tartus governorates have been the most loyal areas of the Assad government with the heartland of the Alawite minority and a sizeable Shia and Orthodox Christian population.
If the barbarians go there,they will burn everything.

They will root out Christian presence since the early Byzantine times and Shia presence of centuries.

The Russians will lose their base in Tartus,but they deserve it. Since they did little to protect Syria all these years,they deserve it.

What I'm also worried is that there won't be a single Syria,but a divided country. And they might have a Morsi kind of government in Damascus with Pro-Turkish or Turkmen elements leading Aleppo in the north.

They indeed will, even if the leadership calls for peace and restraint at a basic level they have a lot of built up revenge built up against the Christians and alewites

And the nutjobs amongst them will go after the churches and communities as soon as they can

 

[bengalcdn]

It is fictional term nobody calls himself Wahabi and anyone who calls a Salafi Khawarij is either a mushrik or someone involved in shirk like Grave worship

I think of this Hadith when I think of people like you

Anas ibn Malik reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “There will be division and sectarianism in my nation, and a people will come with beautiful words and evil deeds. They will recite the Quran, but it will not pass beyond their throats. They will leave the religion as an arrow leaves its target, and they will not return to it as the arrow does not return to its bow. They are the worst of the creation. Blessed are those who fight them and are killed by them. They call to the Book of Allah, but they have nothing to do with it. Whoever fights them is better to Allah than them.”

 

[hussain0216]

And just like that Gaza is pushed to the back of everyone's mind and Israel's image is being whitewashed by how horrible the war in Syria is.

That's not happening, everyone from amnesty to the Oxford union is calling Israel a apartheid state guilty of genocide

They are burning up because of it, Israel will face a lot of lawfare for years and years

 

[Snake]

That's not happening, everyone from amnesty to the Oxford union is calling Israel a apartheid state guilty of genocide

They are burning up because of it, Israel will face a lot of lawfare for years and years

ICC, ICJ, Amnesty International, blah, blah, blah. Bro tell me what has changed for Gaza?

 

[PakAl]

To be honest with you,I'm scared of what will happen to the Syrian coast. Latakia and Tartus governorates have been the most loyal areas of the Assad government with the heartland of the Alawite minority and a sizeable Shia and Orthodox Christian population.
If the barbarians go there,they will burn everything.

They will root out Christian presence since the early Byzantine times and Shia presence of centuries.

The Russians will lose their base in Tartus,but they deserve it. Since they did little to protect Syria all these years,they deserve it.

What I'm also worried is that there won't be a single Syria,but a divided country. And they might have a Morsi kind of government in Damascus with Pro-Turkish or Turkmen elements leading Aleppo in the north.

HTS will not harm the minorities, a deal has been done and this is why Assad rule is finished with no fighting. Assad has been under sanctions for a decade, with oil wells overtaken by the SDF/Usa so his time was up. Saudi Arabia, Emirates, Jordan, Usa, Israel and Egypt will not allow a pro Turkish government. Kurds will want their own state, and the rest can share power and slowly Usa/GCC will gain the upper hand.

 

[KingQamaR]

To be honest with you,I'm scared of what will happen to the Syrian coast. Latakia and Tartus governorates have been the most loyal areas of the Assad government with the heartland of the Alawite minority and a sizeable Shia and Orthodox Christian population.
If the barbarians go there,they will burn everything.

They will root out Christian presence since the early Byzantine times and Shia presence of centuries.

The Russians will lose their base in Tartus,but they deserve it. Since they did little to protect Syria all these years,they deserve it.

What I'm also worried is that there won't be a single Syria,but a divided country. And they might have a Morsi kind of government in Damascus with Pro-Turkish or Turkmen elements leading Aleppo in the north.

HTS might be the only group to emerge in the Syrian civil war that is focused entirely on the destruction of Al Assad's forces and the end of his regime. The fact that they went so far as to assure the protection of Christians in Aleppo appointed a Christian to take charge of the city is a promising sign that they won't be like ISIS. Time will tell if this is correct, but it seems like they are focused on the right goals at the moment.

 

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[hussain0216]

ICC, ICJ, Amnesty International, blah, blah, blah. Bro tell me what has changed for Gaza?

Gaza is in the situation it is because of the USA, or atleast the Jew control over the USA

What's been revealed is that international law means nothing, that's big, that changes a lot. It's all about power

Israels biggest threat is the sheer number of PALESTINIANS, not anything else and the entire region won't let them move the Palestinians out, Egypt has been bluntly clear

The Israeli hoped if they were savages and killed many, that Egypt or others would relent but they didn't happen,
So now Israel faces hatred across the world and through multiple organisations but still hasn't gotten rid of the Palestinians

No one has won though any of this, but the entire episode however brutal brings the Palestinians closer to freedom because of their growing numbers and pressure on Israel about the day after

 

[battalion25]

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Nice trolling.. You made me laugh out laud

 

[hussain0216]

HTS might be the only group to emerge in the Syrian civil war that is focused entirely on the destruction of Al Assad's forces and the end of his regime. The fact that they went so far as to assure the protection of Christians in Aleppo appointed a Christian to take charge of the city is a promising sign that they won't be like ISIS. Time will tell if this is correct, but it seems like they are focused on the right goals at the moment.

It won't last, the Christians just like in Iraq will face a reckoning and their numbers will collapse, they will end up in USA or Europe or somewhere, if they can escape

 

[F-22Raptor]

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Assad now begging the US to hold onto power

 

[hussain0216]

It won't last, the Christians just like in Iraq will face a reckoning and their numbers will collapse, they will end up in USA or Europe or somewhere, if they can escape

Christians in Iraq: From 1.5 million in 2003 to 150,000 today

Over the last decades, because of the wars, of Saddam Hussein, and ISIS, thousands of Christians have been killed and over a million were forced to flee...

eclj.org

This is what happened to Christians in Iraq and it will be even worse for them I. Syria

 

[ghazi52]

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[Tamerlane]

Christians in Iraq: From 1.5 million in 2003 to 150,000 today

Over the last decades, because of the wars, of Saddam Hussein, and ISIS, thousands of Christians have been killed and over a million were forced to flee...

eclj.org

This is what happened to Christians in Iraq and it will be even worse for them I. Syria

I know several Iraqi Christians in Canada. They have very good memories of Iraq before being forced to leave. They blame America for the destruction of their country.

Christians have lived in the region under Islamic rule for 1,400 years. There is a church in Egypt that still has a document signed by the Prophet (PBUH) promising them security. That pledge has been kept by all Muslim governments to this day.

However, the Anglo-Zionist destruction of the region has ruined all communities, Christian and Muslim.

 

[KingQamaR]

It won't last, the Christians just like in Iraq will face a reckoning and their numbers will collapse, they will end up in USA or Europe or somewhere, if they can escape

There are Christians in Idlib , which has been controlled by the Opposition since 2011 , and they are living a better life than the poor oppressed persecuted Sunnis population by Assad’s evil regime.