Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[RedBeard]

Dude no-one cares about that history as otherwise the world would be in complete chaos. You sould like the Zionists and their "ancient promised land" argument there.

All that matters is the current regions that Kurds inhabit that they have been for many generations.

Every neutral and fair minded person would be in favour of a Kurdish nation.

If the Turks get to rule themselves then why not Kurds?

In fact a "Kurdistan" would be a real nation, unlike the fake artificial entities that British/French created all over the ME in WW1.

We support the idea of an independent Kurdistan, but within the borders of Bangladesh. Bangladesh has sufficient land that could be shared with the Kurdish people to support their aspirations.

 

[Falcon29]

Especially since Hamas would never undermine Iranian support with such statements. That would be strategically unwise.

No, the relationship between the two is not strategic. That's a better description for Hezbollah-Iran relationship.

 

[Falcon29]

Hamas at the beginning supported the Syrian rebellion assuming MB government will come to power, it's possible they will change sides again.

Hamas did not make any mistake distancing itself from Assad. Look what it did for Hezbollah. It's mistake was not leaving it at that and making a premature decision to endorse the opposition. Hamas remains distancing itself from Assad and that's not changing. The conflict took a sectarian turn and other conflicts erupted in the region following the same pattern. And the resistance axis at that point got really invested into them which tarnished their image and movement as a whole. And Hamas had to distance itself from that.

Nevertheless, noble Hamas was only one to engage Israel from 2012-2024. And tried to provide everyone in the region a opportunity for redemption with Toofan Al-Aqsa. But people were partially scared but also partially still invested in these regional conflicts. Which is gonna come back to hurt them.

 

[PakAl]

We have never subjected the Kurds to such treatment.

What are you talking about, it seems you haven't got a clue about Kurdis rebellions since 1923, how Turkey never accepted calling Kurds as kurds but as mountain Turks, language was banned, the 1000s of arrests, military operations and the rest. You can make propaganda but remember 2 Kurdish states on your borders will revive the dreamland Kurdish state and 20M Kurdish Turkey people are part of it. Let that sink in and let's move on.

 

[The SC]

Nonsense. I am pretty sure that the starving people of Gaza would love to have Egypt take control of the area if it means they will have a home and food. You harping about the Palestinian cause from the safety of your home in the West is pure nonsense and meaningless.

Gaza should’ve stayed with Egypt. If being a part of the Palestinian cause was so important, why did Egypt rule Gaza until it was taken away in 1967? Gaza is a tiny dot and leaving it with Israel condemned the people there to a horrific fate especially when it is isolated from Egypt. It should’ve always been egypts responsibility.

This is what I’m talking about when I say that the Arab world is always standing on some bullshit soap box when literally all of its rulers are two faced scum who are slyly helping Israel or working against the Palestinians who they claim to love. Truly useless in every way.

It is the Egyptian official position..

Don't get personal..here..you can go educate yourself on the matter first..

 

[Falcon29]

The rebels timing makes sense. Because Hezbollah of Lebanon doesn't yet feel comfortable enough to intervene in Syria. Until the 60 day period is met and we see if Lebanon-Israel are actually headed to a ceasefire. Israel has plans for both Hezbollah and the Rebels. If it becomes lopsided against rebels again, and Hezbollah begins rearming, Israel might not honor the ceasefire fully.

If Rebels pull off the impossible and reach Damascus, Israel and the US will intervene and help Kurdish forces on ground occupy Rebel areas. And they will do strikes on the rebels themselves.

That's the truth. They want to make sure Hezbollah and HTS gain the least out of this conflict. A HTS-ruled Syria that is friendly with Hezbollah and becomes like a mega-Hamas would be a nightmare for Israel and the US. So what US and Israel, alongside Russia do is empower the regime, Kurds, and Turkish proxy in the north. That never deviate out of their roles and ensure strategic interests of US and Israel.

 

[PakAl]

Hamas did not make any mistake distancing itself from Assad. Look what it did for Hezbollah. It's mistake was not leaving it at that and making a premature decision to endorse the opposition. Hamas remains distancing itself from Assad and that's not changing. The conflict took a sectarian turn and other conflicts erupted in the region following the same pattern. And the resistance axis at that point got really invested into them which tarnished their image and movement as a whole. And Hamas had to distance itself from that.

Nevertheless, noble Hamas was only one to engage Israel from 2012-2024. And tried to provide everyone in the region a opportunity for redemption with Toofan Al-Aqsa. But people were partially scared but also partially still invested in these regional conflicts. Which is gonna come back to hurt them.

Hamas initially supported the Syrian rebellion because they thought MB government is coming to power but they did not, so then improved relations with Iran and Bashar Al Assad, at the moment Hamas is quiet but will soon change sides again because Bashar Al Assad is very weak and opposition strong.

 

[Falcon29]

Hamas initially supported the Syrian rebellion because they thought MB government is coming to power but they did not, so then improved relations with Iran and Bashar Al Assad, at the moment Hamas is quiet but will soon change sides again because Bashar Al Assad is very weak and opposition strong.

I repeat:

Hamas did not make any mistake distancing itself from Assad. Look what it did for Hezbollah. It's mistake was not leaving it at that and making a premature decision to endorse the opposition. Hamas remains distancing itself from Assad and that's not changing. The conflict took a sectarian turn and other conflicts erupted in the region following the same pattern. And the resistance axis at that point got really invested into them which tarnished their image and movement as a whole. And Hamas had to distance itself from that.

Nevertheless, noble Hamas was only one to engage Israel from 2012-2024. And tried to provide everyone in the region a opportunity for redemption with Toofan Al-Aqsa. But people were partially scared but also partially still invested in these regional conflicts. Which is gonna come back to hurt them.

 

[PakAl]

Ah, the tears and frustration of you secterian Mullah trolls Elhamdulillah! May Allah increase your suffering

Funny, label anyone opposing your views as sectarian but fund secterian terrorist groups. Reminds me of Hizb Tahrir and Muslim Brotherhood type of mentality, be cruel to everyone else, cause wars and killings but cry like a victim. My position was Turkey Iraq Iran Syria share Kurdish rebels as a threat, they should unite and fight against this but instead are fighting amongst themselves whilst enemies take advantage, on top allowing HTS type of terrorists to operate who's aim is to destroy Muslims.

 

[tower9]

I repeat:

Hamas did not make any mistake distancing itself from Assad. Look what it did for Hezbollah. It's mistake was not leaving it at that and making a premature decision to endorse the opposition. Hamas remains distancing itself from Assad and that's not changing. The conflict took a sectarian turn and other conflicts erupted in the region following the same pattern. And the resistance axis at that point got really invested into them which tarnished their image and movement as a whole. And Hamas had to distance itself from that.

Nevertheless, noble Hamas was only one to engage Israel from 2012-2024. And tried to provide everyone in the region a opportunity for redemption with Toofan Al-Aqsa. But people were partially scared but also partially still invested in these regional conflicts. Which is gonna come back to hurt them.

Iran, Hezbollah and the Houthis all put their necks on the line and engaged Israel on behalf of Gaza, when they didn't need to. Don't twist facts.

The Sunni Arab world are full of cowards and idiots. Anybody who believes the lies coming out of Al Jazeera, which is a pro-Zionist psy-op meant to confuse the Arab public, should take the place of those suffering in Gaza right now.

 

[PakAl]

I repeat:

Hamas did not make any mistake distancing itself from Assad. Look what it did for Hezbollah. It's mistake was not leaving it at that and making a premature decision to endorse the opposition. Hamas remains distancing itself from Assad and that's not changing. The conflict took a sectarian turn and other conflicts erupted in the region following the same pattern. And the resistance axis at that point got really invested into them which tarnished their image and movement as a whole. And Hamas had to distance itself from that.

Nevertheless, noble Hamas was only one to engage Israel from 2012-2024. And tried to provide everyone in the region a opportunity for redemption with Toofan Al-Aqsa. But people were partially scared but also partially still invested in these regional conflicts. Which is gonna come back to hurt them.

I repeat. Hamas initially supported the rebellion but then visited Assad and Iran for hugs, but now at the right time will change sides again. Hamas trusted Turkey but the Turks are nowhere to be seen, they trusted Muslim Brotherhood but they're nowhere to be seen, Hizbollah has been waging war on Israel ever since Gaza genocide took place, this all lead to issues with Iran where Israel target and they replied back with missiles. Where are the Saudis, Egyptians, Qataris, Emirates, Turks? Nowhere to be seen. May Allah almighty free the mighty Palestinians.

 

[ziaulislam]

We support the idea of an independent Kurdistan, but within the borders of Bangladesh. Bangladesh has sufficient land that could be shared with the Kurdish people to support their aspirations.

If kurds live in bengaldesh then yes we will support kurdistan in benagldesh
In pakistan i support every major ethnicity to have federal freedom. The same way i support this for kurds as well

 

[The SC]

Armed factions say they have taken control of the Al-Gharbal military checkpoint on the Homs-Hama road

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[UKBengali]

Iran, Hezbollah and the Houthis all put their necks on the line and engaged Israel on behalf of Gaza, when they didn't need to. Don't twist facts.

The Sunni Arab world are full of cowards and idiots. Anybody who believes the lies coming out of Al Jazeera, which is a pro-Zionist psy-op meant to confuse the Arab public, should take the place of those suffering in Gaza right now.

The Shias militarily helped the Gazans when their Sunni "brothers" such as Turkey, Egypt, Jordan and UAE were all complicit in their genocide. Forget about standing aside but they are all actively helping in the genocide one way or another.

Nasrallah paid with his life when he was given many opportunities to abandon Hamas and the Gazans to their fate.

It would be funny if it was not so tragic and a total and utter farcical state of affairs.

 

[The SC]

Targeting the remnants of the criminal regime forces on the Hama-Homs road by the Military Operations Department

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