US EditionTel Aviv Event Ignites Debate with Calls for Self Determination for Syria’s Minorities - Enab Baladi
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Tel Aviv event ignites debate with calls for self determination for Syria’s minorities - Enab Baladi
Syrian and Arab participants, alongside Israeli attendees, gathered in Tel Aviv at the invitation of Israeli journalist Eddie Cohen for an event billed as the “Minorities Conference.” Speakers criticized interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa and his government and called for establishing separate mini-states for minorities in Syria, sparking debate on social media. The conference, held on 27 October, drew around 30 attendees, including Syrian Hassan…
Damascus: Tel Aviv ' s hosting of a so-called conference for minorities in Syria opened a broad door to criticism of those who participated in the conference. In all its details, the conference is a masterpiece for the Syrians and does not carry any glamour to help them, amid the agreement that the participants have lost their lives, that they represent only themselves, and that the conference is part of a game that relies on the exploitati…
For the first time in years: Dozens of persecuted Druze, Kurdish, Alawite and Assyrian representatives arrived at a unique conference in Israel organized by Dr. Edi Cohen • A Syrian-Druze exile said with disappointment: "I was returned to Paris, it's disappointing that I spent two days on flights without a result" • The event caused a stir in the Arab world: "Conference of traitors"
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