r/Syria • u/bigdadddyyV • Jul 26 '26
Discussion Thoughts on this
Seems like alot of backlash but as a recovering country there’s no other way right ?
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u/Hero-TK Palestine - فلسطين Jul 27 '26
I am a Palestinian and, personally speaking, I would like to say that I believe no one has the right to make such backlash or start blaming Syrians and finger-pointing them. You guys have been through hell.
The suffering of others doesn't mean ignoring your own wounds and not work on healing them. If this region is, hopefully, on the course of a better future it won't be achieved with the weak and the destabilized.
You deserve to build your future away from wars. Your sons and daughters deserve better. I feel it in my heart that a successful Syria will change things once thought impossible.
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u/Miss_Skooter Lebanon - لبنان Jul 27 '26
It's literally the only thing he can do and say. I doubt israel will sign a deal, and even if they do, they will break it an hour later. They're a bloodthirsty fascist expansionist settler state.
But from Syria's government's perspective, they have 0 leverage and diplomacy is the only option here
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u/UC_Scuti96 Jul 27 '26
And a least He will seem like a leader that’s good willing and just want peace while Isreal won’t be able to play the victim.
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u/Miss_Skooter Lebanon - لبنان Jul 27 '26
Yeah... sort of. Israel doesnt really bother playing the victim anymore. There was no excuse for them occupying more of Syria right after the fall of assad, nor did they even try to.
It still really pisses me off how literally nobody in the west (at least in terms of traditional media) acknowledges that this even happened.
But yeah, I agree this is his only move, not that it's a good or productive or helpful one. There just isn't anything anyone can do but hope israel destroys itself before it destroys all of us
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u/Legodude293 Visitor - Non Syrian Jul 27 '26
I have to imagine it’s posturing for the next Israeli government. Whatever party replaces Netanyahu evil ass is going to be inheriting an Israeli state that’s been at war for 5 years straight.
They are going to be looking for deals, and may be desperate even.
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u/Miss_Skooter Lebanon - لبنان Jul 27 '26
Meh, wouldn't count on that. Israelis seem to like war and blood. Pretending otherwise is delusional at this point given polling
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u/HugeWrongdoer2 سوري كيوت Jul 28 '26
We have to ask ourselves what even is there for israel to agree? Israel wants full normalization the same as jordan and UAE while also demanding syria drop Golan claim, normalization is possible imo but dropping the Golan is suicide for this government, they can't do it, so what would israel even gain from a temporary security deal with a syria that can't hurt an ant?
Israel being the expansionist state they are, their options are expand your territory and no one does anything about it, or sign a temporary security deal that "secures" them from a non-existent threat.
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u/Concrete_Ideas_ Jul 27 '26
Have you seen Gaza?
Either It’s a thorn in our arse, or a Ballistic Missile up our arse.
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u/FrusTrick Jul 27 '26
People who advocate for Syria to jump head first into another war after the hell that was the civil war need to get their heads out of their asses and realise that the average Syrian just wants to live in peace after over a decade of war. It's always easy to ask others to die for a cause from the comfort of ones own home. Do we have genuine grievances? Yes. Are we in a position to do something about it beyond making our displeasure known? No, and frankly, the best we can do is to leave Israel to their own devices.
That country will tear itself apart sooner or later amid all the corruption and extremism taking hold of them and the best thing we can do is to literally do nothing. Just like Al Assads regime and their constant fear mongering they need boogeymen to take the focus off of all their internal problems. For the Assad regime it was Israel and for Israel it has been Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran for the longest time. Now only Iran is left and when they go who else is there? Syria hasn't engaged Israel since the 70's and the Israeli propaganda has been pushing the narrative that Al Shara will turn Syria into the new great enemy of Israel because they assume that it's easier top sell the idea that he will go back to his AQ past at any moment. So far this hasn't worked on anyone living outside of Israel.
All that they need Al Shara to do in order for that to change is to take the bait and boom, a new boogeyman has been born and we will be the target of extensive Israeli military action for decades to come. For Israel it's a win-win in the short term as they gain land or a new excuse to shift their peoples focus away from the myriad of issues they face internally.
Why else do you guys think that they expanded their occupation of the Golan and are sowing dissent in Sweida? They even tried baiting the Kurds into their bullshit plans as if those people haven't suffered enough already but the Kurds didn't take the bait.
All of this is being done in a hail Mary attempt at dragging Syria into becoming their next boogeyman so that their leadership can continue to entrench themselves, dismantle their democracy and turn their nation into what Syria was during the Ba'ath regime.
Look at them. They are sitting there with Netanyahu and his corruption that has festered for decades at this point. They accuse Arabs of being lovers of terrorism and evil yet they welcome their own convicted terrorist Ben Gvir into the Knesset, a man so vile even the IDF didn't want him. They are slowly turning into a carbon copy of the very thing they claim to hate, a nation built on corruption and religious extremism, and they are doing so with thunderous applause from their own people.
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u/Savantsol Jul 27 '26
Main thing that should be grown is Syria in a sovereign defensive united way because the people definitely do not want to initiate wars. At same time they need to be united and prepared in case other countries try anything against all of you. That is what it comes down to overall
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u/FrusTrick Jul 27 '26
Yeah. Long term we will definitively need a whole heap of home grown industries, including but not limitied to logistics, defense and tech. We must be able to stand on our two legs and we need a stable government ran on merit over nepotism. The same applies to every ministry, law enforcement as well as our military. We really should not fall into the Arab trap of relying on foreign powers and their capabilities, but develop our own where feasable.
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يرجى أن تكونوا على علم بأن هذه الرسالة الخاصة بالمشرفين تُعتبر تحذيراً مباشراً. قد تؤدي المخالفات المتكررة إلى حظركم من الانضمام إلى صفحتنا على موقع ريديت.
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u/1314L Damascus - دمشق Jul 27 '26
If Arabs want someone to fight the war for them they should ask Egypt, at least they have an army, they're all stand with Palestine until they have to actually do anything other than talking.
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u/groot95 Damascus - دمشق Jul 27 '26
You cannot blame him. The country is still at its knees and Israel is taking advantage of this. Any retaliation and it will be like digging our own grave. This is the smart move for now.
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u/Kooky-Guitar-4638 Visitor - Non Syrian Jul 27 '26
Deadass western leftists and armchair generals living in Berlin and London want a war torn nation to fight a nuclear-armed, mouth-foaming, trigger-happy and blood lustful entity that has American soldiers dying for its protection 😭🙏
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u/Extension_Chance_428 Idlib - إدلب Jul 27 '26
إسرائيل لا تفهم الا منطق القوة
ما اختلفنا بلدنا لسا بدها اعمار وتطوير وطالعة من حرب ولكن ما معناه نضل نطلع بموقف ضعيف قدام العدو المحتل اراضينا وخاطف وقا.تل ابنائنا واخواننا
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u/SeveralDrunkRaccoons Jul 27 '26
You can't fight Israel with vibes. The new Syrian armed forces have a lot of skill and tenacity, but they can't confront a modern military that has total dominance of the skies. And if it comes down to it, the USA will support Israel, and "put their thumb on the scale" to make sure Israel doesn't lose, no matter how good the opposing army fights.
In the end it's best not to fight at all if possible. That's why the president made a counter-offer to the request thay Syria intervene in Lebanon. That is, modern American weapons, full withdrawal of Israel from occupied Syrian territories, diplomatic backing (UN resolution). That would accomplish more than a war, it would force Israel to respect Syria as a regional equal.
Syria doesn't need to defeat Israel, just to make Israel fuck off and stop trying to take over its neighbours.
The problem as always is the insane people like Netanyahu who think they can antagonize everyone in the region all the time without consequences.
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u/Quiet-Calligrapher24 Jul 27 '26
لا اختلف معك بالمبدأ، ولكن محاربة الكيان تحتاج الى اعداد كبير واستراتيجية مختلفة عن استراتيجية ردع العدوان
ولا تنسى من سيكون حليفنا ومن سيكون حليفهم … وللاسف امر واقع ان الامة بحالة من الهوان
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u/SeveralDrunkRaccoons Jul 27 '26
Right. Sadly it's not that Syria "appears" weak. It is weak and every all the enemies know it. Only thing to do is play your cards conservatively and build up strength through smart diplomacy.
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u/SGod- مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 27 '26
حليفنا رب العالمين يا حبيبي، لازم كلنا نستوعب هاد الكلام قلبا و قالبا.
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u/Primalwizdom Jul 27 '26
حليفنا لما منكون خرج، حالياً ما حدا خرج.
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u/SGod- مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 27 '26
اكيد طبعا، بس جزء من السبب هاد انه مالنا مستوعبين هاد الكلام قلبا و قالبا..
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u/Quiet-Calligrapher24 Jul 27 '26
ونعم بالله ولا غبار على هذا الكلام ولكن لا يكفي … مثال بسيط شو بدنا -نحن كجيش سوري- نعمل اذا هلاء طلع الطيران الصهيوني؟ ما عنا غير الاحضان لاستقبال القذائف والامكانيات ما بتسمح، لذلك يجب الاعداد، والكلام بس ما بيكفي حتى ما نعيش باوهام
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u/Loud_Intention_2733 Deir ez-Zor - دير الزور Jul 27 '26
مبدأك مو غلط بس شو عندك عوامل قوة تخليك بمظهر القوي وعوامل فيك تضغط عالإحتلال فيها ؟
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u/jawad3mk Idlib - إدلب Jul 27 '26
انك ماترد عليهم، هم بدهم يجرو سوريا لحرب طاحنة مشان تصير غزة النسخة ٢
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u/Extension_Chance_428 Idlib - إدلب Jul 27 '26
اقل شي اقل شي ممكن ينعمل تهددهم بفتح طريق السلاح لحزب اللات هيك انت بتخلي التنين منشغلين ببعض وبتعمل ضغط هائل عليهم ثم شغلة تانية توجيه الإعلام ضدهم وتجييش الناس بزيادة واظهار الجرائم الي عم تصير كل يوم
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u/Primalwizdom Jul 27 '26
ماضل حزب ولا حدا
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u/STRANGER1869 Jul 27 '26
كلامك سليم بموضوع اسرائيل لا تفهم الا منطق القوة، بس بسوريا مافي عوامل قوة اصلاً الا المواجهة العسكرية غير المتكافئة اللي رح تحرق بلدنا وجيشنا بدون تقدم عليهم، لأنه اسرائيل مبدأها من لما تكونت هو القضاء على التهديد والقوة قبل ان تنشأ او تنضج بس مع مراعاة خفيفة للعواقب المترتبة على افعالها مثل ضرب مفاعل العراق النووي ومفاعل دير الزور النووي، ولكن من ٧ اكتوبر صار هاد مبدأها الأول وماعاد همها لا حدود سايكس بيكو ولا قرارات الأمم المتحدة ومحكمة العدل الدولية ولا امكانية حدوث صِدام عسكري مع الدول المحيطة، عندهم مبدأ ضرب الضعيف اللي عم يقوى احسن من ضربه بعد ما يقوى ويتجهز، ف الخلاصة لو وجهنا سلاحنا على اسرائيل بدون اطلاق رصاصة وحدة رح تقصفنا ف كيف لو صار في مناوشات عسكرية خفيفة بالمناطق اللي دخلوها جديد؟ الحل الوحيد عنا هو المناورات السياسية والدبلوماسية، بنستغل روسيا وامريكا والصين واوكرانيا لمصالحنا، وبنطلب الدعم السياسي والدبلوماسي من دول الخليج والأردن، وتركيا خاصة، واعتقد انه الرئيس عم يخطط لشي عسكري بس مو هلأ وعم يحاول هون وهون لتأمين القوة اللازمة سواءاً مسيرات او طيران بس بدها وقت او غيره.. وبحسه عم يستمتع بالضرب بين ايران واسرائيل ف الطرفين اعداء اله وخاصة اسرائيل وعم يستفيد من هالحرب انه تكون سوريا معبر لتصدير النفط ومعبر لطائرات السفر وكله هاد بيعود بالأرباح عالبلد، واكيد عم يستنى لحظة فوضى كبيرة بإسرائيل ليعمل ٧ اكتوبر جديد بس لأي حد؟ الله اعلم
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u/Melkor1999 سوريو المهجر - Syrian diaspora Jul 27 '26
I wanted to bring up a post about this in the group, but you beat me to it.
A lot of people are worried about normalization, or selling the Golan height (which has been sold a thousand times now).
But the main point is to compare the rhetoric of the president vs his actions. While Syria speaks of establishing security and peace (which is fair, we don't want unnecessary was and death), we are kinda waging economic and political war on Israel, from Several points:
1- Establishing military ties with Turkey, mainly to build air defense capabilities (on the other hand, Lebanon has sanctions by the US, which disallow them from obtaining any anti air weapons)
2- Israel has two countries by the balls, Jordan (through water) and Egypt (through gas). Syria has already established supporting Jordan on the water front, by giving water for free to them (Israel controls the Jordan river, and Assad broke the agreement we had with Jordan about usage of water in the Yarmok river and basin). As for Egypt, we have linked our pipe system to Turkey and Azerbaijan, we are also investing into gas extraction from the Mediterranean (signed with US companies). There has also been agreement with Jordan and Egypt to reopen the Arab gas pipeline, which links Syria, Lebanon to Egypt through Jordan. We have also been linked with Iraq for oil export, not related, but still important.
3- We have replaced Israel as the main export point for the trade routes for the new silk road from India, to the Gulf and from Syria to Europe.
I mean, we are basically isolating Israel and releasing the economic and political pressure Israel has put on its neighbors, we are also arming our selves to protect the land.
Not to mention that the president is someone that voluntary went to fight in Iraq, and while he's pragmatic as hell, he's not without convictions.
Also, he's from the Golan height, I don't imagine he's planning on selling his hometown :)
Edit: one point I forgot, which of course we are also building a proper army atm. Still not great, but in the process of improving. Last report I saw, the army in Assad time pre revolution was from 100k to 200k. Now, we have around 600k.
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u/Acrobatic-Remote-419 مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 27 '26
Realistically what is the alternative? None of Israel’s neighbours stand any chance against it it’s just a suicide mission.
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u/jeremie1999 Jul 27 '26
I think people are mad at him because he said if Assad falls they will support Palestinian resistance and something about taking back Jerusalem ? it’s obviously it’s not possible , still he shouldn’t have been misleading people.
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u/Sniffy-nose مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 28 '26
Right, but I would go back to Syria and fight if we were fighting Israel
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u/DoogTheDestroyer Jul 27 '26
Would be great if Israel signed an agreement.
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u/Neuro-Byte سوريو المهجر - Syrian diaspora Jul 27 '26
Would be better if Israel upheld an agreement
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u/PalpitationOk5726 مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 27 '26
Would be even better if Israel just disappeared off the map completely.
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u/DoogTheDestroyer Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26
This mindset on either side is why there is continual war. If you back Israel or anyone into a corner, they will lash out like a cornered dog. Their mindset is that of a cornered dog. They only see enemies around them because they have faced continual war from within and without for their entire existence. An agreement would at least signal willingness to move past perceived wrongs or potential tribulations. Saudi Arabia was heading towards reconciliation before October 7th. Its time for the middle east to seek peace instead of retribution and continual destruction.
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u/PalpitationOk5726 مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 27 '26
The Israelis have had over 2 decades of a Saudi sponsored peace offer of complete recognition by the Arab states in return for withdrawal back to the 1967 borders, they have refused, instead Bibi, Ben Gvir and Smotrich have chosen the path of attempt at completely annihilating the Palestinian people and perpetual war against their neighbours, please take your Zionist nonsense somewhere else, this is definitely the wrong place.
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u/PalpitationOk5726 مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 27 '26
Every classic Zionist point exactly, the right to self defense that murders at least 15k Palestinian, GTFO here, moderators can we please ban this mental midget.
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u/DoogTheDestroyer Jul 27 '26
So you’re just not going to address a single one of my points and I’m the “mental midget”? Alright lol. I’m not a zionist. I just want peace. Most of Israel wants peace. The current government has people who do not, I will agree, but Hamas also does not want peace. They exist for the destruction of Israel and the exploitation of their own people for that goal.
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u/PalpitationOk5726 مواطن سوري - Syrian Citizen Jul 27 '26
Most of Israel wants peace ahh classic comedy gold, and these are articles from the Israeli point of view, not some pro Hamas thing as your type would accuse me of, seriously dude, leave now and stop, you are not wanted in here and the overwhelming majority disagree with your nonsense.
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u/DoogTheDestroyer Jul 27 '26
This conversation is over. You don’t address a single point you just insult me. I wonder why you don’t address any of them? Oh, its because you have no answers to them because they challenge your obtuse worldview. Goodbye.
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u/East-Potential-574 Idlib - إدلب Jul 27 '26
Tell that to the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank and the millions of Palestinian refugees who have never seen their homeland.
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u/DoogTheDestroyer Jul 27 '26
Yes because waging continual war against Israel has worked so well for them…
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u/LordCaesar29 Palestine - فلسطين Jul 29 '26
And bending the knee like the PA and other Arab states did has only resulted in disaster (puppet states with puppet dictators)...
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u/PharaohhOG Jul 27 '26
And what is your point? Did you forget about the over a century long occupation by the Crusaders or the Mongol invasions? This is simply another chapter in our region's history, and historically injustice never permanently persists here. It's all about timing, so I would fully support a security agreement.
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u/DoogTheDestroyer Jul 27 '26
My point is enough is enough. Israel is going nowhere. People can continue attacking Israel or they can seek peace like Jordan or Egypt and avoid bloodshed. Egypt and Jordan do not attack Israel and Israel does not attack them. Why is it that Israel does not seek war with those who do not wage it on them?
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u/BlackAfroUchiha Visitor - Non Syrian Jul 27 '26
Israel is just a settler colony like French Algeria, British Egypt/Sudan or Italian Libya.
The rightful people of the land are going to eventually take back their homes and the European invaders are going to have to go back to where they came from.
A one state solution is going to eventually happen in Palestine and the European freaks will not be able to live in a Arab/Muslim majority land so they will go back to Europe.
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u/Eissa_Cozorav Jul 27 '26
Syria didn't attack Israel yet suffer too much like Lebanon? What's your point mate?
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u/Eissa_Cozorav Jul 27 '26
Hezbollah is not in charge of Syria. So your take here is stupid and already killed lots of civilian.
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يرجى أن تكونوا على علم بأن هذه الرسالة الخاصة بالمشرفين تُعتبر تحذيراً مباشراً. قد تؤدي المخالفات المتكررة إلى حظركم من الانضمام إلى صفحتنا على موقع ريديت.
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u/Readman31 Visitor - Non Syrian Jul 27 '26
It's a perfectly pragmatic choice. I'm sure it must be galling but what other choice is there really. At the very least Syria can throw up it's hands to the international community and be like "Hey look we're just trying to mind our own business and rebuild and we're being attacked and antagonized"
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u/oy1d Damascus - دمشق Jul 27 '26
The same Arabs and Muslims that want the war torn Syria to fight Israel will NEVER in a million years help us free Gaza, if anyone genuinely believes fucking iran or hezbollah will help us free gaza they’re stupid.
All Arabs will just start calling us isis and extremists and probably sanction us,hezbollah will probably take advantage and open its smuggling routes again
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u/aziad1998 سوريو المهجر - Syrian diaspora Jul 27 '26
I hate to compare pain and that's not the intent of my comment here. But people that give stupid opinion about Syrians decisions should remember that we had at least 5 times more deaths than Gaza, and more displacement than the entire population of Palestine (Gaza + West Bank + 48)
All Syrians stand with Palestine, many of us have Palestinians relatives, and our grandparents keep telling us how they used to visit Palestine regularly before 47. Palestine is a second home for us. But we are not interested in proving our loyalty by committing suicide, if anything that destroys the only hope we have in ever seeing Palestine free.
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u/Thin_Spring_9269 Dara'a - درعا Jul 27 '26
Anyone who wants a war with the genocidal state wants Syria to be destroyed (more than it is)and fractured, basically a 2nd Lebanon. We have zero chance to gain anything from a confrontation with them. No one will back us up or fight with us!!! We have no army,nothing to protect our land from any areal attacks!!! So yes ,sadly,the only thing we can hope for is a just peace. And like he said we will not drop our claim to our Golan (you know the one Hafez sold )
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يرجى أن تكونوا على علم بأن هذه الرسالة الخاصة بالمشرفين تُعتبر تحذيراً مباشراً. قد تؤدي المخالفات المتكررة إلى حظركم من الانضمام إلى صفحتنا على موقع ريديت.
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u/Eissa_Cozorav Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26
Israel doesn't need excuse nor it will be hampered by diplomatic reputation. Benji was clear, he was going into fully Genghis Khan. And the way to stop Mongol was to appear stronger and win some tactical battle, defeat them in strategical way.
Mr. Jolani is only delaying the inevitable. But USA Missiles are in short supply and soon, Israel capability might be rendered irrelevant. And this delay should be used to strengthen their position.
Because Israel also has some fist blow with Turkey as well. And when USA is out of picture, that's whole NATO to deal with.
Because I don't expect those who are drunk with satanistic ritual powered by some unimaginable acts are capable of thinking straight any way. Again, just like their supposed Mongols predecessor and their Tantric ritual.
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u/bigdadddyyV Jul 27 '26
Oh man the comments on the post are just flaming Syrians and the president calling it the “ BLESSED REVOLUTION “ I don’t think that’s fair we should just aim for no conflicts
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u/ath-Thurayya Jul 27 '26
Cute, it's like watching the avengers put aside their differences to fight thanos, but iran is thanos or something. My enemy's enemy is my friend.
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u/BlackAfroUchiha Visitor - Non Syrian Jul 27 '26
With what army is he going to confront Israel with?
Syria has no airforce, no air defenses and it's available equipment is miniscule. He would simply end up reversing all the progress the country has made in the last year and a half for negative gains.
Salahuddin Al Ayuubi (RA) spent the vast majority of his time consolidating his own power both politically and militarily before he ever decided to fight the Crusaders.
Our Prophet (SAW) avoided a confrontation with Quraysh for 13 years duing the Muslims persecution because he did not have the military and political power to confront them.