Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[retaxis]

Lets see, Syria clearly wants to stop israel from bombings, and long term as capacity builds up, it will no longer be acceptable and Syria will retaliate.

Jolani spent 10 years building capacity to fight Assad and accepted being bombed without any significant counter offensive.

Sometimes you have to weather the storm and buy time while you build capacity.

Do a cost and benefit analysis and based on probability of success on when to fight and when to have patience.

Why is Israel even attacking Syria anyway? Aren't they happy that Assad is gone and they can make peace now?

 

[GoatsMilk]

Why is Israel even attacking Syria anyway? Aren't they happy that Assad is gone and they can make peace now?

They want to annex Syria in the long run, Assad was easily navigable by the zionists. A syria built up by Turkiye is a serious challenge to their ambitions.

Worth keeping in mind that the region for much of the last 1000 years was Turkish ruled in one form or another. It was the Turks who removed the entire crusader coalition from the region about 800 years ago. It wasn't until the fall of Ottoman power that they were able to return and set up a new crusader state with a zionist face.

Isreal is really a white man creation that the white man intends to use to directly horde over the Muslim middle east. Take the whites man support away from isreal and the whole project crumbles away.

 

[hyperman]

Aren't they happy that Assad is gone

No they are not happy.

Recently they called the New Govt in Syria, "Hamas on Steroids" and "Hamas with 2 sea ports" and "Hamas with a Turkish Border and support".

Ex-IDF chief: Israel prefers that Assad stay in power

Dan Halutz also skeptical about the prospects of a peace agreement with the Palestinians in the near future

www.timesofisrael.com

‘Israel prefers Bashar Assad to Islamist rebels’

Israeli officials reportedly tell the London Times: Better the devil we know than the demons we can only imagine

www.timesofisrael.com

 

[retaxis]

No they are not happy.

Recently they called the New Govt in Syria, "Hamas on Steroids" and "Hamas with 2 sea ports" and "Hamas with a Turkish Border and support".

Ex-IDF chief: Israel prefers that Assad stay in power

Dan Halutz also skeptical about the prospects of a peace agreement with the Palestinians in the near future

www.timesofisrael.com

‘Israel prefers Bashar Assad to Islamist rebels’

Israeli officials reportedly tell the London Times: Better the devil we know than the demons we can only imagine

www.timesofisrael.com

Yeah its weird i thought america were very pleased when Assad fell. America takes its orders from israel so naturally ud think israel was happy too.

 

[hyperman]

Yeah its weird i thought america were very pleased when Assad fell. America takes its orders from israel so naturally ud think israel was happy too.

They wanted a broken feeble Syrian state with no Capacity but with Assad in power(better the devil you know than not know)

Biden came to Turkey and said they did not want regime change.

Israel did not want Assad removed from power, US officials tell Turkey

www.middleeasteye.net

So when that Rebel offensive happened, they initially didn't know how to react, so they are winging it as they go along.

Thats why that Trump statement about "Turkey did an unfriendly action in Syria" came out.

They didn't view it positively internally, b/c of the unknown factor.

Trump calls rebel victory in Syria 'unfriendly takeover' by Turkey

President-elect Donald Trump characterized the rebel ouster of Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad as an "unfriendly takeover" by US ally Turkey as he addressed the conflict at a news conference on Monday.…

www.france24.com

 

[GoatsMilk]

They wanted a broken feeble Syrian state with no Capacity but with Assad in power(better the devil you know than not know)

Biden came to Turkey and said they did not want regime change.

Israel did not want Assad removed from power, US officials tell Turkey

www.middleeasteye.net

So when that Rebel offensive happened, they initially didn't know how to react, so they are winging it as they go along.

Thats why that Trump statement about "Turkey did an unfriendly action in Syria" came out.

They didn't view it positively internally, b/c of the unknown factor.

Trump calls rebel victory in Syria 'unfriendly takeover' by Turkey

President-elect Donald Trump characterized the rebel ouster of Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad as an "unfriendly takeover" by US ally Turkey as he addressed the conflict at a news conference on Monday.…

www.france24.com

Forget the Turkish backed side winning the syrian civil, these americans didn't even want Turkiye in Syria.

 

[hyperman]

Forget the Turkish backed side winning the syrian civil, these americans didn't even want Turkiye in Syria.

Yup, and then Turkey created new realities on the ground and in the end they just accepted it.

Turkey was sanctioned for intervening in Syria and threatened with military action if it attacked the PKK, now the PKk in Syria has largely been dissolved.