Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

Saifullah said:
So why are you crying?
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Nobody is crying, but you will be crying soon, when yet another Muslim country turns into a human trafficking drugs and terrorism shit-hole just like Afghanistan or Libya.

Iran and Russia weighed their options and decided to pull out.

You’d figure this tid bit out months from now, hopefully not in the middle of the loyalty test you’d be given.

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Arabia said:
Syria becoming free is the beginning of the eventual liberation of the Arab world politically. The end of existing regimes in their current form is a question of time. The tide has begun.
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The end of Arab nationalism for sure. We know Syria will be a permanent ally of Turkey.

Iraq is worried the most for many obvious reasons with the Shia crescent being cut off and will now have a hostile neighbor next to them. Turkey and the new Syrian government will probably get involved indirectly to help the Suunis regain power as an aim to end Iran’s hegemonism and Kurdish control.

With Hezbo dying, they will probably ally with Beirut in order to rid of them from South Lebanon and bring refugees back.

In other word, the Levant will be more closer to Turkey than the rest of MENA. Another L for the Khaleej rulers.
 
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Israeli media:

Mobilization of the 98th division and 2 brigades of paras and commandos on the borders with Syria..

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We will work with the new administration in Syria and use all our capabilities and capabilities to rebuild Syria and support its people.

- Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan

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Ficus said:
The end of Arab nationalism for sure. We know Syria will be a permanent ally of Turkey.

Iraq is worried the most for many obvious reasons and will now have a hostile neighbor next to them. Turkey and the new Syrian government will probably get involved indirectly to help the Suunis regain power as an aim to end Iran’s hegemonism and Kurdish control.

With Hezbo dying, they will probably ally with Beirut in order to rid of them from South Lebanon and bring refugees back.

In other word, the Levant will be more closer to Turkey than the rest of MENA. Another L for the Khaleej rulers.
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Bringing sunnis back in to Iraq is not a good term.

He would have no dispute with the sect. However, it's the sectarian administration that ruins the country. Saddam's rule or Assad's rule were no different.

In a similar way, Nuri el-Maliki the puppet of the shia, was no different. His oppressive rule gave birth to ISIS.

Iraq, might be long term goal but Iraqi governance system is dividing the country by default just like Lebanon.
 
Ficus said:
The end of Arab nationalism for sure. We know Syria will be a permanent ally of Turkey.

Iraq is worried the most for many obvious reasons and will now have a hostile neighbor next to them. Turkey and the new Syrian government will probably get involved indirectly to help the Suunis regain power as an aim to end Iran’s hegemonism and Kurdish control.

With Hezbo dying, they will probably ally with Beirut in order to rid of them from South Lebanon and bring refugees back.

In other word, the Levant will be more closer to Turkey than the rest of MENA. Another L for the Khaleej rulers.
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There is nothing called "Arab Nationalism" in terms of politics. Ba'athism has as much to do with "Arab nationalism" as the Communist Party in China. Every Arab is a nationalist by nature. There are hardly a more proud people out there. If not, Syria would long ago have collapsed but they survived 13 years of hell. Most other nations would have ended.

No reason for Syria to be hostile with Iraq or vice versa. Two close Arab countries that share almost everything in common. People to people realtions are largely great too irrespective of sect.

Hezbollah is not dying, they will remain a Shia Lebanese Arab political faction but stay in their own Southern Lebanon.

Do you really believe that Syrians, extremely proud Arabs, will not want to establish ties with their fellow Arab brothers and sisters (who are their neighbors too) that they share everything with?

HTS (the strongest Syrian group) has been founded by Arabs since the beginning.

You are daydreaming. Like most non-Arabs here who can't count to 10 in Arabic and are largely completely clueless about Arabs and the Arab world yet like to play experts and meddle in affairs that are not theirs.
 
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The SC said:
Israeli media:

Mobilization of the 98th division and 2 brigades of paras and commandos on the borders with Syria..

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this ugly polish genocidal rat himself is setting the stage of israel's annihlation. Our beloved RasoolAllah's (peace be upon him) prophecies are coming ture.
Alleppo will be the headquarter of Imam Al Mahdi R.A for the upcoimg war against israeli terrorists.

May ALLAH keep him alive until israels complete annihlation and may the Mujahideen skin him alive. Ameen Sum Ameen
 
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