Guerre Civile et Rébellion En Syrie 🇸🇾

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Tsahal se balade a draa.

[KHAYBAR]

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Tsahal se balade a draa.

J’ai l’impression de faire un cauchemar

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Head of Syrian negotiation body calls for transitional national govt


The head of the Syrian Negotiations Commission, Badr Jamous, called on Tuesday for a comprehensive national conference to be organized by a transitional government tasked with drafting a new constitution reflecting the aspirations of the Syrian people.

Speaking at the United Nations Security Council, Jamous emphasized the need for a referendum on the new constitution and progress toward free and fair elections in a safe and neutral environment under UN supervision.

"It is time to lift the economic sanctions imposed on Syria and increase humanitarian and relief support to rebuild the country," Jamous asserted.

He expressed the Commission's readiness to cooperate with the current authorities in Damascus to build a new Syria. Jamous urged the formation of an inclusive transitional national government representing all segments of Syrian society, ensuring significant roles for women and youth.

Highlighting the importance of UN Security Council Resolution 2254, adopted in 2015, he described it as a roadmap to meet the Syrian people's aspirations. He also stressed the urgent need to establish a fund to support refugees and displaced persons wishing to return to Syria.

The Syrian Negotiations Commission, established in December 2015, represents a broad spectrum of Syrian opposition groups. It is recognized by the UN as the sole representative of the Syrian opposition in UN-led negotiation processes.

Jamous’ remarks come amid ongoing debates within the Syrian new regime forces and renewed calls for resolving divisions among factions. The statement reflects growing international and domestic pressure for a political solution to Syria’s enduring conflict.
Al-Sharaa calls for social contract between gov, sects

Syria's new leader Ahmad al-Sharaa, more commonly known as Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, said on Tuesday during a meeting with a delegation representing the country's Druze population that Syria must remain unified.

During the meeting, al-Sharaa stressed that the new government must have the mentality of a country rather than an opposition, highlighting that a "social contract must exist between the state and all communities to ensure social justice" and guarantee a unified Syria.

"What matters to us is that there should be no sectarian quotas or any particularism that leads to separation. We manage affairs from an institutional and legal standpoint, and we strive to achieve the best for the Syrian people," he further stated.

On his part, the Druze delegation confirmed their loyalty to the nation, saying they would only be part of Syria.

Al-Sharaa further noted the need for unity and collaboration among all Syrians given the country's "exhausting" state and the vast scale of destruction. "We need the efforts of all Syrians, both inside and outside the country. It is essential to work with a spirit of teamwork."

He also reiterated that factions will be dissolved and that fighters will be prepared to join the Ministry of Defense, with everyone being subject to the law.

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[opmega]

ok, et après ce discours emprunt de sagesse ? vous pensez réellement que les israéliens, les turques et les USA en ont à foutre quelquechose de la position des états arabes qui ont été d'une façon criminelle absents de la scène, hormis pour porter des coups fatales à l'intégrité territoriale de la Syrie ? Elle est où l’Égypte ? les états du Golfe, la Jordanie, bref tous ceux qui ont ardemment voulu la chute du clan Assad ? Nul part, et certainement pas en position de décider quoi que ce soit. L'agenda turque est clair, et il sera mis en œuvre, le quasi état kurde va disparaitre c'est sûr, l'agenda sioniste est lui aussi clair, s'accaparer toute la ceinture du Golan jusqu'à Damas, et là aussi personne ne pourra s'y opposer. cette raclure de Jolani chie mou à chaque bombardement de ses maitres car il sait qu'à un moment les peuplades syriennes vont se retourner vers lui et lui demander des comptes. Il parait qu'il a fait un appel du pied aux anciens de la SAA pour rejoindre une nouvelle armée...il rêve, ses tyrannides (rapport à un jeu vidéo que j'adore) vont le dépecer vivant s'il fait ce choix, et d'un autre côté, il sait qu'il ne pourra pas se maintenir longtemps si la Syrie continue à se désagréger comme cela. Bref, la ligue arabe devrait supprimer le siège syrien, ce n'est déjà plus un pays arabe, il va devenir israélo-turque...Et 450 millions de brevis qui bêlent dans le désert en regardant les couteaux s'approcher...Tragique et pathétique vraiment. Quand aux russes, ils viennent encore de démontrer leur impuissance. un général de haut vol liquidé en plein Moscou. Putain il branle quoi le SFB ? J'ai regardé des images satellites de leurs bases...Ils sont épiés et surveillés par des hostiles qui se foutent de leur gueule et les narguent ouvertement. Ce serait les USA, ils auraient bombardé les centres de commandements à Idlib en usant de leur rhétorique habituelle, mais là rien, ils filent la queue entre les jambes et semblent croire à des lendemains meilleurs...Je rigole ! et pour ajouter au piquant de la situation, Jolani vient de nommer un responsable des affaires iraniennes ! si si ! et qui je vous prie ? un enturbanné qui était chargé du recrutement chez Al Qaida et qui voue une haine viscérale aux Chiites ! ça promet !!

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@ Opmega
qlq compléments ou précisions

1) depuis des années nous expliquons (de très nombruex intervenants) qu'il n'existe pas en action, en réalité, il, n'a jamais existé dans l'histoire contemporaine d'unité ou d'union des pays arabes
sur le papier out est faisable, en réalité rien n'est possible, les politiuqe srespetives sont divergentes
y croire encore ou bien en parler comme un espoir de réveil ou de réaction est une utopie à mon sens
je ne comprends pas ceux qui parlent sans cesse des pays arabes de la région, ils ne feront rien, rien

chaque pays est seul et réagit seul et fait sa politique en fonction d'intérêt
parfois ils se coalisent pour telle ou telle action, ex: contre l'Iraq, contre le Yémen
contre l'Algérie, el soutien aux terros c'était qui ? n'oubliez pas il n'y avait pas que les occidentaux.

mais en fait pourquoi dire cela, c'est comme s'il fallait attendre qlqchose
or il n'y a rien à en attendre
au point où en sont les Palestiniens, génocide à ciel ouvert en live 24/24
aucune réaction type fermeture de représentation de l'entité dans ces pays ni les arabes ni les Turcs, les Irlandais ont été plus loin que certains pays de la région

2) les pays en capacité ex: RUssie, on a vu qu'ils ont reculé, peut être pour mieux sauter, peut être pour avoir négocié pour eux seuls, qui sait ?
la Chine ne bougera jamais en dehors de ses intérêts directs
il n'y a aucun autre pays, aucun

3) la déclaration de l'ambassadeur algérien n'est pas au nom des Etats arabes mais au nom du group africain 3+, aucun pays arabe à part l'Algérie dans ce groupe

[Shilka]

ok, et après ce discours emprunt de sagesse ? vous pensez réellement que les israéliens, les turques et les USA en ont à foutre quelquechose de la position des états arabes qui ont été d'une façon criminelle absents de la scène, hormis pour porter des coups fatales à l'intégrité territoriale de la Syrie ? Elle est où l’Égypte ? les états du Golfe, la Jordanie, bref tous ceux qui ont ardemment voulu la chute du clan Assad ? Nul part, et certainement pas en position de décider quoi que ce soit. L'agenda turque est clair, et il sera mis en œuvre, le quasi état kurde va disparaitre c'est sûr, l'agenda sioniste est lui aussi clair, s'accaparer toute la ceinture du Golan jusqu'à Damas, et là aussi personne ne pourra s'y opposer. cette raclure de Jolani chie mou à chaque bombardement de ses maitres car il sait qu'à un moment les peuplades syriennes vont se retourner vers lui et lui demander des comptes. Il parait qu'il a fait un appel du pied aux anciens de la SAA pour rejoindre une nouvelle armée...il rêve, ses tyrannides (rapport à un jeu vidéo que j'adore) vont le dépecer vivant s'il fait ce choix, et d'un autre côté, il sait qu'il ne pourra pas se maintenir longtemps si la Syrie continue à se désagréger comme cela. Bref, la ligue arabe devrait supprimer le siège syrien, ce n'est déjà plus un pays arabe, il va devenir israélo-turque...Et 450 millions de brevis qui bêlent dans le désert en regardant les couteaux s'approcher...Tragique et pathétique vraiment. Quand aux russes, ils viennent encore de démontrer leur impuissance. un général de haut vol liquidé en plein Moscou. Putain il branle quoi le SFB ? J'ai regardé des images satellites de leurs bases...Ils sont épiés et surveillés par des hostiles qui se foutent de leur gueule et les narguent ouvertement. Ce serait les USA, ils auraient bombardé les centres de commandements à Idlib en usant de leur rhétorique habituelle, mais là rien, ils filent la queue entre les jambes et semblent croire à des lendemains meilleurs...Je rigole ! et pour ajouter au piquant de la situation, Jolani vient de nommer un responsable des affaires iraniennes ! si si ! et qui je vous prie ? un enturbanné qui était chargé du recrutement chez Al Qaida et qui voue une haine viscérale aux Chiites ! ça promet !!

Discoure inutile, totalement déconnecté de la réalité, moi perso je ne comprend plus, d'un coté il ne faut pas parlé d'achat militaire pour se faire discret mais d'un autre coté, il titille les puissance avec un discoure piquant embellie de sagesse...Vraiment j'arrive pas à comprendre les moov de l'Algerie, la seul et unique chose que l'Algerie va gagné, c'est des mauvais point qui s’empilent les une les autres, se faire remarquer, et remonté plus haut dans la liste des cible pendant que tout les pays arabe s'en branle totalement !!! Le monde n'est plus celui des année 70, l'unité arabe n'existe pas, mais pire encore elle est même hostile..
Comme si que ça allait changer quelque chose ce que l'Algerie dit, les Américain Israélien et Turc on des objectif à réalisé, et il feront ce qu'il ont envie, j'ai pas compris le délire de s'exposer ainsi, la situation elle restera la même, rien ne changera et l'Algerie va s'attirer des probleme, j'ai l'impression il ont du mal à percuté la haut.

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'Israel’s' support for Syrian opposition exposed
Kit Klarenberg - Source: Al Mayadeen English - 14 Dec 2024

While never acknowledged in the mainstream, the Zionist entity’s sinister alliance with extremist opposition groups arrayed against Damascus has long laid in plain sight.


In the wake of ultra-extremist militants of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham seizing Damascus, Zionist entity premier Benjamin Netanyahu gave a smug address from the Golan Heights, Syrian territory illegally occupied ever since 1967. Along the way, he took personal credit for the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government and the Syrian Arab Army’s defeat, while pledging that the ground on which he stood would be part of "Israel “for eternity”. Ever since, Israeli occupation forces have pushed ever deeper into Golan, unimpeded and unopposed.

Tel Aviv’s criminal seizure of yet further territory from its neighbors was an absolutely inevitable upshot of Syria’s collapse. However, some Western journalists and politicians have expressed dismay - in many cases, the same figures were cheering al-Assad’s fall just 24 hours prior. Consternation has also widely abounded over the foreign-dominated and controlled opposition groups that overran Damascus, effusively praising the Zionist entity’s assistance in their offensive against the SAA.

Speaking to Israeli TV on December 2, one rebel fighter thanked Tel Aviv for striking Hezbollah and other Resistance groups, stating the opposition was “very satisfied” with the support. They added, “We love Israel and we were never its enemies…[Tel Aviv] isn’t hostile to those who are not hostile toward it. We don’t hate you, we love you very much.”
‘Striking deeper’

While never acknowledged in the mainstream, the Zionist entity’s sinister alliance with extremist opposition groups arrayed against Damascus has long laid in plain sight. A September 2018 investigation by the US empire house journal Foreign Policy spelled out in detail “Israel’s secret program to back Syrian rebels.” It documented how, since 2013, Tel Aviv “armed and funded at least 12 rebel groups” in the country. The ostensible purpose was to “prevent Iran-backed fighters and militants of the Islamic State from taking up positions near the Israeli border.”

The entity’s “military transfers” to anti-Assad opposition groups were vast. They “included assault rifles, machine guns, mortar launchers, and transport vehicles.” The material was funneled via the illegally occupied Golan Heights. "Israel" even “provided salaries to rebel fighters… and supplied additional money the groups used to buy arms on the Syrian black market.” Initially, arms transferred were “mostly US-manufactured," but these were later “switched” to “non-American weapons…apparently to conceal the source of the assistance.”

Every step of the way, "Israel’s" backing of the Syrian opposition ratcheted. Foreign Policy attributes this ever-aggressive stance to Tel Aviv’s failed “appeals” to the US and Russia “to secure a deal that would ensure that Iranian-backed militias would be kept away from southern Syria.” This prompted the entity to “[begin] striking deeper inside Syrian territory, targeting not just individual weapons shipments from Iran to Hezbollah but also Iranian bases across the country.”

In providing this largesse, Tel Aviv “relied on relationships it developed with individual commanders” of extremist militias, sending “assistance directly to them.” Representatives of these factions “would communicate with Israeli officials by phone and occasionally meet them face to face” in the Golan Heights. “When commanders switched groups and locations, Israeli assistance followed them” - and the entity’s chosen proxies frequently served as distributors of Zionist-supplied weaponry “to other groups," giving them “outsized influence” in the dirty war.

Foreign Policy records, “As a result of Israel’s humanitarian and military assistance, many residents of southern Syria came to perceive it as an ally.” An anonymous opposition fighter told the outlet, “Israel is the only one with interests in the region and a little bit of humanity and [provides] assistance to civilians.” However, “As troops loyal to Assad, aided by Russian and Iranian forces, reasserted control over more and more areas of Syria,” Tel Aviv cut a secret deal with Moscow, to the opposition’s detriment.

Under its auspices, SAA forces returned to “areas adjacent to the Golan Heights” while Russia promised “to keep Iran-backed militias 80 kilometers” from the area “and not to start hindering Israeli strikes on Iranian targets across Syria.” Despite this, Tel Aviv didn’t desert its murderous surrogates. As government forces closed in, “rebels reached out to their Israeli contacts and asked for asylum.” They and “their immediate family members” were duly permitted to flee to "Israel", Jordan, and Turkey, with Tel Aviv’s assistance and protection.

With eerie foresight, Foreign Policy concluded that "Israel’s" policy of backing the rebels would contribute to significant and enduring unresolved security problems not only in Damascus but throughout West Asia more widely:

“[This] raises questions about the balance of power in Syria as the civil war there finally winds down. With the Iranian forces that helped Assad defeat the rebels showing no inclination to withdraw from Syria, the potential for the country to become a flash point between Israel and Iran looms large. Without deft diplomacy, confrontations in Syria, protests in Gaza, and tensions over the Iran nuclear deal could plunge the Middle East into chaos.”
‘Military capabilities’

Foreign Policy was at pains to portray "Israel’s" assistance to the Syrian opposition as being predominantly informed by a desire to crush ISIS. For example, the outlet claimed Tel Aviv “provided fire support to rebel factions” fighting an Islamic State affiliate near the Yarmouk River. This purportedly extended to drone strikes targeting ISIS commanders “and precision-missile strikes against the group’s personnel, fortifications, and vehicles during battles with the rebels.” Meanwhile, the Zionist entity “did not extend similar fire support for rebel assaults on regime forces.”

Yet, such an exculpatory narrative is at glaring odds with multiple public admissions by Israeli officials. For example, in April 2017, former entity Security Minister Moshe Ya’alon revealed that “recently”, ISIS had “apologized” after “[opening] fire” on Tel Aviv’s forces in the Golan Heights. This contrition was expressed by the terror group despite the IOF responding to this broadside by bombarding Islamic State fighters with airstrikes and tank fire, killing four of them.

One might reasonably ponder why, despite these casualties, ISIS felt the need to say sorry. An obvious explanation is the hyper-militant faction did not wish to offend Tel Aviv, lest the entity’s long-running operation to provide medical assistance to insurgents wounded in the Syrian dirty war in field hospitals dotted across Golan be terminated. From 2012 onward, UN peacekeeping forces consistently testified to witnessing injured Al Qaeda, al-Nusra, and ISIS fighters being treated by Israeli military doctors across the region.

Along the way, documentary filmmakers even captured video evidence of this practice. Once tended to, these belligerents were sent straight back into battle by their Zionist protectors to fight Hezbollah and the Syrian Arab Army. These astonishing scenes went largely unremarked upon in the Western media although in May 2016, ex-Mossad chief Efraim Halevy proudly boasted that Tel Aviv was committed to a strategy of “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” in its crusade to neutralize Assad:

“It’s always useful to deal with your enemies in a humane way. When you have people who are wounded, considerations of whether to take them in are not simply whether it’s politically useful…I didn’t say there was no tactical [consideration]. I don’t think there’s going to be blowback…Al Qaeda to the best of my recollection hasn’t specifically targeted Israel…As Hezbollah fighters are concerned, we have a different account.”

Fast forward to today, and ever since al-Assad’s fall, "Israel" has relentlessly blitzed SAA sites in Syria. Entity officials boast the “historic” campaign has “destroyed most of the former [Assad] regime’s strategic military capabilities," decimating up to 80% of the fallen government’s “strategic weapons stockpiles." Markedly, there has been no attempt whatsoever by HTS to deter or respond to this bombardment, despite Damascus now being completely defenseless against future incursions from its adversaries. Group spokespeople have moreover actively refused to denounce the attacks.

Nonetheless, longtime Syrian “revolution” activists have expressed shock at "Israel’s" onslaught against the “newly liberated” country and further illegal "annexation" of its territory, demanding Tel Aviv cease its inexorable assaults forthwith. One wonders whether such public reactions are truly borne of ignorance and naivety about "Israel’s" rapacious expansionism. The reality may be that the opposition knew all along precisely what would be unleashed following al-Assad’s ouster and still welcome it. After all, they were coordinating directly with the Zionist entity at every step of their struggle.
The opinions mentioned in this article do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Al mayadeen, but rather express the opinion of its writer exclusively.

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Syrian opposition figures welcome potential Syria-'Israel' relations

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Israeli media
13 Dec 2024
Figures within the Syrian opposition discuss establishing ties with the Israeli occupation entity.




Fahd al-Masri, the head of the Syrian National Salvation Front and a spokesperson for the Free Syrian Army, told the Israeli newspaper Maariv, “We do not want a war with Israel.”

Last week, al-Masri spoke with Baruch Yedid, the Arab affairs commentator of i24NEWS, thanking "Israel" for its "contribution" to the ousting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

"Without the blows you inflicted on Hezbollah and Iran, we could not free Syria," al-Masri said. He added, "Thank you, Israel. This is an Israeli victory, our brothers and neighbors."

In the same context, Yedid cited Abdul Jalil al-Saeed, described as the "former deputy Mufti of Syria," expressing optimism about potential "relations" between Syria and "Israel".

"I hope to see your correspondent reporting from the heart of Damascus," al-Saeed said.

In a special interview aired during the main news broadcast on Thursday evening, al-Saeed discussed the situation in Syria in the aftermath of the collapse of al-Assad's government, the country's uncertain future, and its relations with "Israel".

He said that “our northern neighbor, Turkiye, considers Israel a significant, even central, factor in al-Assad’s downfall.”

Al-Saeed added, "Leaders of the so-called Axis of Resistance in the Arab world believed October 7 would be their Noah’s Ark, only to find out it was their Titanic, sinking them instead."

He further claimed that “the Arab world views Israel as having shifted the course of events after betting that it could not sustain the burden of a prolonged military campaign.”

When asked by i24NEWS whether this could pave the way for peace between Syria and "Israel", al-Saeed replied that he “does not deny it” and expressed hope for the expansion of the Israeli channel's broadcasts into Syria.

“You could become a bridge for genuine peace between nations,” al-Saeed stated. “Perhaps you can attract a Syrian audience, and I hope to see your correspondent reporting from the heart of Damascus.”

i24NEWS reported what it called an “exclusive documentation of rebel voices from Damascus through their correspondent on the ground.”

Aired a few days after the collapse of the Syrian government, the report included footage described as part of a special feature to be broadcast during the main news bulletin on Sunday.
IOF infiltrate Quneitra countryside, issue warnings to Daraa residents

Meanwhile, local sources from Quneitra reported Friday that Israeli tanks "infiltrated deep into Quneitra countryside overnight, entering the town of Khan Arnabah, one of the largest towns in the province."

The Israeli tanks "entered an abandoned former military position in Khan Arnabah before later withdrawing," the sources added.

As part of its continued incursions into Syria, the Israeli occupation military also issued warnings to residents of villages in western rural Daraa, ordering them to remain in their homes, according to Al Mayadeen’s correspondent.

Israeli Security Minister Israel Katz ordered the military to "prepare to remain" throughout the winter in the UN-patrolled buffer zone on the Golan Heights.

"Due to the situation in Syria, it is of critical security importance to maintain our presence at the summit of Mount Hermon, and everything must be done to ensure the (army's) readiness on-site to enable the fighters to stay there despite the challenging weather conditions," Katz's spokesman said in a statement Friday.

In a move that has triggered widespread international criticism, including from UN chief Antonio Guterres, the Israeli military occupied the demilitarized zone on Sunday, just hours after the armed opposition in Syria seized control of most of the country's territory.

"This deployment is temporary until a force that is committed to the 1974 (armistice) agreement can be established and security on our border can be guaranteed," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office claimed on Thursday.

The UN indicated that the Israeli military's seizure of the buffer zone violates the 1974 "disengagement agreement" between Syria and "Israel".
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[guidher]

Drone turques abbatu par les kurdes syriens.

[KHAYBAR]

[opmega]

Dediou ! il doit chier dans son falzar le Bibi...non sérieusement, Poutine devrait se faire discret..Qu'il oublie la Syrie, ses rêves africains et qu'ils évacuent sans bruit ses bases surtout en la fermant. S'il avait été crédible, il aurait donné, j'ai bien dit donné, les moyens militaires à l'ex-SyAAF et l'ex-AAS de se défendre contre les israéliens et les Turcs. Là y sakr fouma comme il faut. Il fait plus vraiment peur à qui que ce soit.

[Shilka]

Dediou ! il doit chier dans son falzar le Bibi...non sérieusement, Poutine devrait se faire discret..Qu'il oublie la Syrie, ses rêves africains et qu'ils évacuent sans bruit ses bases surtout en la fermant. S'il avait été crédible, il aurait donné, j'ai bien dit donné, les moyens militaires à l'ex-SyAAF et l'ex-AAS de se défendre contre les israéliens et les Turcs. Là y sakr fouma comme il faut. Il fait plus vraiment peur à qui que ce soit.

Comme on dit chez nous, Inchallah brabi
Oui il va t’écouter et retirer ces troupes ce tocard n'a toujours pas compris qu'il à perdu toute crédibilité, tout le monde franchit ces ligne rouge et malazlou yahdar......Bibi comme Erdogan pense au intérêt de leur pays, il disent à poutine de ne pas les froissé dans tel ou tel dossiers mais eux il ont aucun mal à leur faire, putin et trop gentil, trop laxiste trop naïve.
Oublie la Syrie mec!!! Ils fallait y penser quand tu laisser les Israélien bombarder sans probleme, les turc se balader dans le nord et surtout laisser l'Armée Syrienne à l’état de l'age de pierre. remballe tes navire et casse toi!!

[guidher]

Premiere flotte maritime islamique depuis la chute de l empire ottoman et sa flotte...enfin c est ce qu ils disent la sur cette video..

[guidher]

Les druzs sont content de l arrivee des soldat israeliens chez eux.