US EditionSyria’s New Leadership Reaches Agreement with Suweida Leaders - The Syrian Observer
- Israel's Air Force flew low over Syria to signal its commitment to protect the Druze and deter the forces of interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
- Syria's new administration signed an agreement with Suweida leaders to integrate the region into the Syrian state, allowing the deployment of 300 security personnel.
- President Ahmed al-Sharaa hosted a delegation from Suweida, emphasizing a commitment to national unity and addressing local demands for improved living conditions.
- Despite the agreements, concerns about long-term stability remain due to local economic hardships and governance issues.
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Tony Blair’s former spin doctor Alastair Campbell has many talents. But his understanding of Middle Eastern politics leaves much to be desired. Last month he welcomed Syria’s new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa on to the podcast he hosts with the former Conservative minister Rory Stewart. Reflecting on the encounter afterwards in a newspaper column, Campbell was
Will Syria's leader unite country's clashing minorities facing impossible dilemmas?
Ahmad al-Sharaa recognizes the necessity of establishing Syria as a 'country of the majority of its minorities,' signing new agreements with the Kurds and the Druze, but they might end up as nothing more than historical pieces of paper
Report: Following Kurdish accord, al-Sharaa secures agreement with Druze
The Qatari news network Al Jazeera has reported that Syria's new leadership has reached a significant agreement with residents and officials in the predominantly Druze province of Al-Suwayda, establishing terms for the region's full integration into state institutions. According to sources cited by the network, the agreement contains specific provisions guaranteeing local representation, including that the provincial police force will be compose…
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