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Syria’s Growing Risk Of Religious Violence Between Sunnis And Alawites Of Assad Regime

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Post date February 4, 2025

A demonstrator holds a sign with photos of her friends as Syrians take part in a Day of Mourning for lost loved ones at Umayyad Mosque in Damascus Carol Guzy/ZUMA

It appears that Syria’s new rulers, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, are refusing to respond to the social and political demands of former President Bashar al-Assad’s Alawite minority, risking a sectarian conflict in the war-torn country.

Tags ahmed alsharaa, alawites, assad family, assad regime, bashar assad, civil war, hayat tahrir alsham, hts, idlib province, national unity, quran, superman, syria

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Syria, Lebanon, Gaza: What If The Middle East Is Starting To Fix Itself?

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Post date January 30, 2025

Scenes of joy in Damascus's Umayyad Square on Dec. 15, as people celebrate the fall of Bashar al-Assad Antonin Burat/Le Pictorium Agency/ZUMA

The year started without the tyrant of Damascus. Lebanon elected a president. Gaza has a ceasefire. Some of this progress is due to external geopolitical forces, yet there are signs that the region could be turning around from within.

Tags assad family, bashar alassad, ceasefire, civil society, damascus, gaza ceasefire, human rights, international court of justice, lebanon, middle east, mideast war, prime minister, syrian civil war, tyrant

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