Liberation of Syria

[lulldapull]

Syria has a better chance of stabilizing than did Iraq and Libya, but it will lose part of its territory if Israel decides to annex it.

Turkey will never allow a PKK state at the border. They have a new friendly government in Syria and now will return over 4 million Syrian refugees who cost Turkey billions a year.

Turkey could have declared war on Assad regime backed by NATO, yet Turkey did not do it. Turkey gave the tyrant of Syria plenty of time and chances to amend his ways, but like all stubborn dictators he didn't take the opportunity.

Turkey got no choice in this matter bhai.

KRG exists no?

The Zionists are the paymasters of both these toady Turks and Zionist Kurds no?

Don't forget, we got played in Afghanistan too.

We should know what's going on in the Sy-Raaq, after our debacle in Afghanistan and the huge brainwashed Nationalist Pashto insurgency/ terrorism now prevalent in our KPK.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

Turkey got no choice in this matter bhai.

KRG exists no?

The Zionists are the paymasters of both these toady Turks and Zionist Kurds no?

Don't forget, we got played in Afghanistan too.

We should know what's going on in the Sy-Raaq, after our debacle in Afghanistan and the huge brainwashed Nationalist Pashto insurgency/ terrorism now prevalent in our KPK.

Turkey bombs Kurdish terrorist bases in northern Iraq whenever it wants. It did not let US bomb Iraq from the American base in Turkey, or let America use Turkish roads for American military deployment despite a very substantial American offer. On the other hand, Arabs have killed millions upon millions of Arabs and Muslims for over a hundred years. Their rulers have the morality of mafia and latino cartels.

 

[AbdulQadir7]

Syrian rebel leader Abu Muhammad al-Jolani, head of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), has stated that he "will not allow Syria to be used as a base for attacks against Israel." This declaration comes amid heightened tensions in the region, particularly following recent Israeli airstrikes in Syria.

Key Points​

1. Rejection of Conflict: Al-Jolani emphasized that HTS has no interest in initiating new conflicts, particularly with Israel. His comments reflect a strategic decision to avoid direct confrontation and focus on stabilizing areas under HTS control following the Assad regime's decline.
2. Recent Israeli Airstrikes: The backdrop to al-Jolani's statement includes significant Israeli military operations targeting Iranian and Hezbollah positions in Syria. These actions are part of Israel's broader strategy to counter perceived threats along its borders, especially from militant groups.
3. HTS's Position: Historically linked to extremist factions, HTS has sought to rebrand itself as a more moderate force in the Syrian conflict. Al-Jolani’s remarks aim to reassure both domestic and international audiences that HTS is committed to preventing Syria from becoming a launchpad for attacks against Israel.
4. Regional Dynamics: The current situation is complicated by the involvement of multiple actors, including Iran and Russia, which support the Assad regime. Al-Jolani's stance may also be an attempt to navigate these complex relationships while maintaining HTS's influence in the region.
5. International Reactions: Al-Jolani's comments have drawn attention from various countries, particularly those concerned about stability in Syria and the potential for conflict spillover into neighboring regions.

Conclusion​

Abu Muhammad al-Jolani's assertion that HTS will not permit Syria to be used for attacks against Israel highlights the shifting dynamics within the Syrian conflict. As rebel factions reassess their strategies in light of ongoing military actions and regional politics, the potential for new conflicts remains a critical concern for all parties involved. Al-Jolani’s position reflects an effort to balance local governance with broader geopolitical realities, aiming for stability in a tumultuous environment.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

Whatever the politics, the new Syrian leader is morally better than the crop of tyrants and hypocrites Arabs have had for a century. Terrorism occurred because of them. Funny how they suddenly talk of inclusivity in Syria but persecute, jail, torture, murder, and genocide their opposition. You have to have a foundation on truth, righteousness, justice, and mercy to be taken seriously. That alone will have Israel worried.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

Surprising statement by EU recognizing Turkey's leadership role given that Europeans and Arabs worked together to destroy Ottoman caliphate. Arab nationalists are a failure in leadership, a danger to humanity, including to Muslim minorities under persecution and violence whom they never care about. Arab states over the last hundred years have really been Islamophobes, some only used Islam for politics or to help Western agenda.

 

[Akbar26]

The U.S. State Department has reaffirmed that the $10 million reward for information leading to the capture of Abu Mohammad al-Julani, the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), remains in effect. Al-Julani has been designated as a terrorist by the U.S. since 2013 due to his leadership role in groups involved in numerous terrorist activities across Syria.

Key Points​

1. Background on Al-Julani:
   • Al-Julani, also known as Muhammad al-Jawlani, is a former leader of the al-Nusra Front, which was affiliated with al-Qaeda before evolving into HTS. His group has played a significant role in the Syrian civil war, particularly in efforts to oust President Bashar al-Assad.
2. U.S. Designation:
   • The U.S. government designated al-Julani as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist in May 2013. The reward for information on his whereabouts reflects ongoing U.S. efforts to combat terrorism and hold accountable those involved in violent extremism.
3. Current Status:
   • Despite attempts by al-Julani to distance HTS from its extremist roots and portray a more moderate image, the group continues to be classified as a terrorist organization by the U.S., the United Nations, and other international bodies.
4. Implications of the Reward:
   • The reward is part of the Rewards for Justice program, which aims to gather intelligence on individuals involved in terrorism. The State Department's commitment to this reward underscores the seriousness of al-Julani's activities and their implications for regional stability.
5. Geopolitical Context:
   • As Syria navigates its post-civil war landscape, al-Julani's role and influence remain critical factors in determining the future governance and security dynamics within the country.

Conclusion​

The U.S. State Department's continued offer of a $10 million reward for information leading to Abu Mohammad al-Julani's arrest highlights ongoing concerns about terrorism and instability in Syria. As efforts to combat extremist groups persist, al-Julani's actions and affiliations will remain under scrutiny by international authorities.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

EU's boss is probably why EU made a positive comment toward Turkey.