Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, the focus has shifted to establishing a "New Syrian Army" built on a combat doctrine dedicated to safeguarding the people, rather than perpetuating violence to maintain a ruler's authority.

“Israel's” recent aggression against Syria involves terminating the 1974 Disengagement Agreement, occupying key territories, and escalating airstrikes.

Contrary to claims promoted by international and Arab media suggesting that "Israel" benefits from the Syrian opposition's actions against Assad’s regime, the Occupation state appears increasingly uneasy about recent Syrian Opposition victories.

The collapse of Assad's forces and Iranian militias in Aleppo and Idlib highlights Russia's key role since its intervention in September 2015, which aimed to save Assad's regime and resulted in the deaths of half a million Syrians.

Kais Saied's fraudulent electoral victory marks a troubling return to authoritarianism in Tunisia, undermining the hopes of the Arab Spring.