Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Israel, each with divergent strategic interests, which have further contributed to the deepening internal crisis. If al-Sharaa remains persistent in his authoritarian approach, another civil war is possible.4/4

He seems to have forgotten why Syria fell into civil war in 2011 and is attempting to follow the same path as al-Assad. Third, there are many external players, including 3/

Second, the interim government in Damascus, under the leadership of al-Sharaa, is trying to follow the same policies as the al-Assad regime, advocating a centralized state based on ethnic exclusion in its internal politics.2/

A few hours ago, I had an interview with @bbcpersian regarding the atrocities against the Druze in Suweida, Syria. I highlighted that, first, we should remember that the HTS is composed of diverse groups and factions, often with divergent approaches to different issues.1/

Let’s celebrate today in solidarity with the revolutionary struggle and resistance of the women of #Rojava. Let’s unite to defend Rojava and the #DAANES, a beacon of hope for liberating life from the interlocked forms of power in the Middle East.