Syria
Despite Now Positioning Himself as a Statesman, in an Interview Ayoub Argued That Sharaa’s past Cannot Be Ignored
Iran Sees Syria as an Ideological and Strategic Battleground Central to Its Regional Ambitions
It Is Clear the Image Ahmad Al-Sharaa and His Apologists in Washington Promote Is False
The Editorial Emphasises That Islam Does Not Divide People Into Majorities and Minorities, but Rather According to Whether They Are Disbelievers or Believers
Minority Populations Had No Input Into the Document That Undermines Individual Freedoms with Its Specific Ideological Vision
Perspective of an Advisor of a Local Faction
For This Strategy to Be Legitimate, Any Future Political Framework for Rojava Kurdistan Should Be Carried Out in Direct Consultation with the Kurdish People There
Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham Militants and Terrorists Have Been Targeting Alawis, Christians, and Other Minorities Across Syria
Sectarian Violence May Have Led SDF Leaders to Believe a Deal with Damascus Could Protect Kurdish Lives in the Future
The Terms Stipulated in the Agreement Would Appear to Suggest Concessions on the Part of the SDF
Strengthening Ties Between the Kurds and Israel Could Counterbalance Turkish and Iranian Ambitions and Promote Regional Stability
Imprisoned PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan’s Declaration of a Ceasefire Does Not Indicate The Conclusion of the Long Conflict with the Turkish State
Such an Alliance Could Ensure Local Rule and Counter Islamist Domination and Turkish Intrusions
The Operative Worked on Secret Operations in Syria and Was Eliminated in a Precision U.S. CENTCOM Strike On Feb. 23
As a Result of Recent Experience in Gaza, Israel’s Preference Is Now for Buffer Zones on Hostile Borders
If Turkey and Pakistan Can Support Terrorists in Kashmir, Punjab, and Even Kerala, India Can Support Democrats in Syria, Iraq, and Turkey
The Administration in Damascus Embodies the Governorate of Idlib from Which Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham and the Salvation Government Emerged