hyperman
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I know the real reason you are angry cuz your Suit collection is lacking. lol
Haters hating on the Drip.
Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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I know the real reason you are angry cuz your Suit collection is lacking. lol
Haters hating on the Drip.
EugeneP
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Come on bro, Lawrence of Arabia is good Hollywood movie.
The SC
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Hussein Al-Sharaa, father of Ahmed Al-Sharaa, was impressed by the movement of the Saudi economy, and he wrote more than one specialized book on this subject, including his book: (The Saudi Economy in the Stage of Building Basic Equipment), published in 1985, and it was about social security in Saudi Arabia.
Shawnee
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“Israel was displeased with the space Bashar had granted to the Iranians. Even after the rebel operation began, the Americans conveyed to us that Israel does not want Bashar to go, even until last day.”
Fidan further disclosed that during a 2016 visit to Turkey, then-US Vice President Joe Biden had informed Ankara that Washington opposed toppling Assad.
“He told us that the US doesn’t want Bashar to go,” Fidan said. “We understood that this wasn’t truly his own stance but rather Israel’s position.”
Israel did not want Assad removed from power, US officials tell Turkey
www.middleeasteye.net
Hakan Fidan told Turkish media that Blinken told him the US didn't want Assad removed and warned him about the Offensive after the Rebels took Aleppo.
This also corroborates with bills in the US congress being pushed by the white house and Brett Mcgurk to have sanctions removed on Assad, before the Rebel offensive.
Also corresponds with the UAE facilitating the deal where Assad would give up Iran and Hezbollah in exchange for Sanctions relief and Investment from the GCC.
Also corresponds with Assad opening the Saudi Embassy in Damascus and kicking the Houthi diplomatic mission out of Syria a few months back.
There is smoke here, but ppl wanna bury their heads about Assad Chan.
Assad Def a Rat and Snake. lol
Is that why Israel tried to shoot down Assad plane?
It does not add up
hyperman
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What plane?
Buddy if they wanted to Kill Assad, they would fire the airstrike on Assad's home in Damascus instead of Iran's embassy, and do what they did with Nasrallah.
Assad was a pet who served a purpose, so was kept alive, not some threat.
Foinikas
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Would you prefer a predictable enemy that you know or an enemy who is more unpredictable and reckless?
KingQamaR
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Israel approves plan aiming to double annexed Golan population
The Israeli government on Sunday approved a plan to double the population of the occupied and annexed Golan Heights, following the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, the prime minister’s office said.
The government had “unanimously approved” the 40 million shekel ($11 million) “plan for the demographic development of the Golan … in light of the war and the new front in Syria and the desire to double the population”, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said.
Israel has occupied most of the Golan Heights, a strategic plateau, since 1967 and annexed that area in 1981 in a move recognised only by the United States.
Netanyahu said, “The strengthening of the Golan is that of the State of Israel and it is particularly important at this time. We will continue to establish ourselves there, develop it and settle there”.
The occupied Golan Heights are home to about 23,000 Druze Arabs, whose presence predates the occupation and most of whom retain Syrian citizenship, as well as around 30,000 Israelis.
Last week, Netanyahu declared that the annexed Golan would be Israeli “for eternity”. That followed an order he gave for troops to cross into a UN-patrolled buffer zone separating Israeli and Syrian forces since 1974. Troops also seized areas beyond the buffer, including on Mount Hermon.
Israel portrayed the move, which drew international condemnation, as a temporary and defensive measure after what Netanyahu’s office called a “vacuum on Israel’s border and in the buffer zone”, following Assad’s fall.
In the aftermath of Assad’s overthrow, Israel also launched hundreds of strikes on Syria — according to a war monitor — targeting strategic military sites and weapons, including chemical weapons.
On Sunday, the Israeli premier said his country had “no interest in confronting Syria. Israel’s policy toward Syria will be determined by the evolving reality on the ground”.
In a video statement following a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump, Netanyahu said Syria had attacked Israel in the past and allowed others including Lebanese Hezbollah to do so from its territory.
“To ensure that what happened in the past does not happen again, we have taken a series of intensive actions in recent days,” he said. “Within a few days, we destroyed capabilities that the Assad regime had built over decades.”
Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, the head of the rebels who toppled Assad who now goes by his real name, Ahmed al-Sharaa, on Saturday accused Israel of “a new unjustified escalation in the region” by entering the buffer zone.
However, he said, “The general exhaustion in Syria after years of war and conflict does not allow us to enter new conflicts”.
Washington in 2019 became the first and so far only country to recognise Israeli sovereignty over the Golan, during Trump’s first term.
Israel approves plan aiming to double annexed Golan population
Israel portrays the controversial move as a temporary and defensive measure.www.dawn.com
Brother, manning a few abandoned DMZ checkpoints is not "invasion". Just basic border prophylactics.
Remember that Israel has an agreement ONLY with the coward Assad regime. They can't just assume the new regime (which was fighting against the Assad regime) is going to respect these agreements and just let the DMZ evaporate.
As for fighting the IDF - yeah, I am not betting on the Mujahideen here yet…. they will need help from the Muslim states first to arm them better.
Shawnee
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Reuters reports Assad may have died in plane crash, later removes report
Reuters on Dec. 8 reported, citing its Syrian sources that "there was a very high probability that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad may have been killed in a plane crash" as he was fleeing Damascus following its capture by rebels. Reuters later deleted the information from its reporting.
kyivindependent.com
Reuters report
Foinikas
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Traditional garments or army camo reminds people of notorious militants.I know the real reason you are angry cuz your Suit collection is lacking. lol
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Haters hating on the Drip.
Puts on a suit and people go like: "Heeey this guy is a bit like us,he's civilised".
He has good PR.
This meme was true for Assad.
Dalit
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There is no smart balance I am afraid. Syria has already lost territory. The Zionists are going to be settled in Syrian territory. This territory belongs to Israel permanently.
As for foreign involvement, this isn't limited to the removal of Assad. Foreign involvement will be in almost every step of the way. Syria is doomed. Syria will be a pawn.
Persian Gulf
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Massive Israeli strikes on Syria continue, cause magnitude 3 earthquake!
EugeneP
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No, it most likely would have been a palace coup + assassination. Think Zia-ul-Haq. Or the many victims of Putin.
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