Syrian Druze
A globalizing terror war has blinded the West. Finally an international response from its victims
More recently, Batoul Suleiman Alloush was kidnapped from her university campus in Latakia, Syria. She also won't help from organizations in the West created to save people just like her.
Israel’s Syria gambit - opinion
Cold war brewing in Syria as Druze, Kurds, and Alawites resist al-Sharaa's rule
Jordan is enforcing a red line in Syria via airstrikes - analysis
Sharaa's nightmare is on the verge of realization, and a push could topple his regime - analysis
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is in a difficult predicament: he wants complete control over all of Syria but has lost the trust of the minorities.
Suspended legitimacy: Has Shaara lost the trust of his backers? - analysis
Once the hope of the post-Assad era, Ahmed al-Sharaa’s leadership has faltered because of sectarian violence, political divisions, and loss of credibility.
MK Akram Hasson on Sharaa: ‘How can you accept a killer’ as president?
The veteran politician says American efforts to normalize relations with Ahmed al-Sharaa risk legitimizing a man with a history of mass killings
The genocide against the Druze and the West’s silence - opinion
If President Donald Trump fails to act to stop the genocide of Druze in Syria, this crisis may well become his Benghazi.
Armed groups attack security force personnel in Syria's Sweida, killing one, state TV reports
A security source said the armed groups had violated the ceasefire agreed in the predominantly Druze region
Syria pledges to form committee to investigate clashes in Sweida
The committee would investigate reported attacks and abuses against civilians and refer anyone proven to have participated in such attacks to the judiciary.
