Is a new civil war brewing in Syria?
The new Syrian regime is struggling to confront armed Islamist groups that view the Druze as heretics, having already perpetrated massacres of Alawites and Christians. The situation only proves Israel’s need for a strategic response to the growing chaos, and the potential for a renewed intra-Syrian conflict - this time, without a central figure like Assad.
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Is a new civil war brewing in Syria?
The new Syrian regime is struggling to confront armed Islamist groups that view the Druze as heretics, having already perpetrated massacres of Alawites and Christians. The situation only proves Israel’s need for a strategic response to the growing chaos, and the potential for a renewed intra-Syrian conflict - this time, without a central figure like Assad.
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