Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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Foinikas
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These points contradict the rest of your post.
The SC
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Israeli Channel 12, citing a Syrian source:
He went to reach a peace agreement between Israel and Syria before the end of the year
- The agreement includes the withdrawal of Israel from all the Syrian lands that it seized after December 8
The peace agreement indicates that the Golan will be a "peace garden"
He went to reach a peace agreement between Israel and Syria before the end of the year
- The agreement includes the withdrawal of Israel from all the Syrian lands that it seized after December 8
The peace agreement indicates that the Golan will be a "peace garden"
Shags101
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They take the golan heights plus whatever else they want jolani can stay in power they’re not negotiating they’re telling him
Shags101
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Na not Mossad agents just know that end of the day if Israel wanted the whole country they could have it in a matter of months so make nice and sell out their country for nothing in return
Assyrian209
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The Chinese have arrived? They only invest if you have no sanctions or make business with you lmao..
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Mr. Asaad Hassan Al-Shibani, received the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Syria, Mr. Shi Hongwei, in Damascus. During the meeting, they discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in various fields, serving the common interests of both countries.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Mr. Asaad Hassan Al-Shibani, received the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Syria, Mr. Shi Hongwei, in Damascus. During the meeting, they discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in various fields, serving the common interests of both countries.
Assyrian209
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NEW: Israel and Syria will sign a peace agreement before the end of 2025 - i24News
https://x.com/FaytuksNetwork/status/1938676677137301623
https://x.com/FaytuksNetwork/status/1938676677137301623
Assyrian209
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This is very asinine posting by a mod and very disinformational material lmao. This dude has been campaigning for something in the last few months. Something similar to a pitbull fight he wanted to bring two dogs inside a pitbull arena to fight to the death and these two pitbulls were going to be Syria and ISRAEL for him he considers that hitting 2 birds with 1 stone but what happened instead is both birds hit him one after the other and now making a peace agreement, talk about a sinister plotting going to waste.
Everything Syrian lands will be returned returning to the 1974 border treaty who signed that treaty your boy Hafez
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Bharatah
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Alawite women in Syria kidnapped in broad daylight under HTS rule: Report
Dozens of women from the minority Alawite sect have been kidnapped in Syria since the former al-Qaeda affiliate Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) took over the country last December.
At least 33 women and girls from the Alawite sect - aged between 16 and 39 - have been abducted or gone missing in Syria this year, Reuters reported Friday.
Abeer Suleiman, the 29-year-old woman who was abducted on May 21 from the Syrian town of Safita, is one of them.
According to the report, Suleiman's kidnapper and another man, who identified himself as an intermediary, demanded a ransom of $15,000 in subsequent calls and messages, threatening to kill or traffic her into slavery if the ransom was not paid.
"I am not in Syria," Suleiman told her family in a call late last month from the same phone number used by her captor, which had an Iraqi country code.
"All the accents around me are strange."
Once her family transferred the sum as instructed to three money-transfer accounts in the Turkish city of Izmir, the abductor and intermediary ceased all contact, with their phones turned off, a close relative told Reuters. Suleiman's family still has no idea about her fate.
According to the report, all the 33 women disappeared in Tartous, Latakia and Hama, governorates with large Alawite populations.
Most of the interviewed families said they “felt police didn't take their cases seriously when they reported their loved ones missing or abducted, and that authorities failed to investigate thoroughly.”
Amid a spike in reports this year, the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria has been investigating the disappearances and abductions of Alawite women. The commission will report to the UN Human Rights Council once the investigations are concluded, a spokesperson said.
According to families of missing women, most of them vanished in broad daylight, while running errands or travelling on public transport.
Syrian rights advocate Yamen Hussein, who has been tracking the disappearances of women this year, said most had taken place in the wake of the March massacre of Alawite civilians in their coastal heartlands at the hands of armed factions affiliated to the current administration.
The activist said as far as he knew, only women from the Alawite sect of former President Bashar Assad had been targeted.
He described a widespread feeling of fear among Alawites that forced some women and girls in Tartous, Latakia and Hama to stay away from school or college to avoid being targeted.
"For sure, we have a real issue here where Alawite women are being targeted with abductions," Hussein said, adding "Targeting women of the defeated party is a humiliation tactic."
According to the report, new messages and video clips posted on social media by families of missing Alawite women appealing for information about them are cropping up almost daily.
Dozens of women from the minority Alawite sect have been kidnapped in Syria since the former al-Qaeda affiliate Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) took over the country last December.
At least 33 women and girls from the Alawite sect - aged between 16 and 39 - have been abducted or gone missing in Syria this year, Reuters reported Friday.
Abeer Suleiman, the 29-year-old woman who was abducted on May 21 from the Syrian town of Safita, is one of them.
According to the report, Suleiman's kidnapper and another man, who identified himself as an intermediary, demanded a ransom of $15,000 in subsequent calls and messages, threatening to kill or traffic her into slavery if the ransom was not paid.
"I am not in Syria," Suleiman told her family in a call late last month from the same phone number used by her captor, which had an Iraqi country code.
"All the accents around me are strange."
Once her family transferred the sum as instructed to three money-transfer accounts in the Turkish city of Izmir, the abductor and intermediary ceased all contact, with their phones turned off, a close relative told Reuters. Suleiman's family still has no idea about her fate.
According to the report, all the 33 women disappeared in Tartous, Latakia and Hama, governorates with large Alawite populations.
Most of the interviewed families said they “felt police didn't take their cases seriously when they reported their loved ones missing or abducted, and that authorities failed to investigate thoroughly.”
Amid a spike in reports this year, the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria has been investigating the disappearances and abductions of Alawite women. The commission will report to the UN Human Rights Council once the investigations are concluded, a spokesperson said.
According to families of missing women, most of them vanished in broad daylight, while running errands or travelling on public transport.
Syrian rights advocate Yamen Hussein, who has been tracking the disappearances of women this year, said most had taken place in the wake of the March massacre of Alawite civilians in their coastal heartlands at the hands of armed factions affiliated to the current administration.
The activist said as far as he knew, only women from the Alawite sect of former President Bashar Assad had been targeted.
He described a widespread feeling of fear among Alawites that forced some women and girls in Tartous, Latakia and Hama to stay away from school or college to avoid being targeted.
"For sure, we have a real issue here where Alawite women are being targeted with abductions," Hussein said, adding "Targeting women of the defeated party is a humiliation tactic."
According to the report, new messages and video clips posted on social media by families of missing Alawite women appealing for information about them are cropping up almost daily.
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Watandar
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All the signals are consistently there. Why are you in denial ?
Assyrian209
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That Bassem trash is just saying a bunch mambo jambo.. Instead the agreement goes back to 1974 agreement but that guy want to shxt talk
That_Guy
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So many people on here shitting on Al-Sharaa for not fighting Israel.
Y'all are delusional.
What is it that you expect them to do with a few AKs, pick up trucks, and flip flops?
The Chinese have said "Bind your time, and hide your strenght". Muslims really need to stop being idiotic and reactionary, and actually use your brains.
Y'all are delusional.
What is it that you expect them to do with a few AKs, pick up trucks, and flip flops?
The Chinese have said "Bind your time, and hide your strenght". Muslims really need to stop being idiotic and reactionary, and actually use your brains.
That_Guy
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No denial.
Just need hard facts, and so far no actual indication except rumors.
Israel continues to bomb Sharaa's forces. That's not exactly a "friendly environment" that everyone keeps talking about.
I need hard evidence.
Assyrian209
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They aren´t being reactionary the ones here they have been campaigning for it they are ex-regime fan boys.
They want an eternal never ending Ukraine like war between Syria-Israel both eliminated on each other, so that the so-called Axis of R can have some redemption in that.
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