Damascus (Eurotoday Newspaper) – Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa stated that the effort to unify the nation after years of civil unrest “should not be with blood.” He rejected the idea of partition and accused Israel of interfering in the southern region.
As reported, his statements, released by state TV on Sunday, came as hundreds protested in south Syria’s Sweida region, condemning sectarian violence last month and calling for the right to self-determination for the Druze-majority area.
What did President Sharaa say about Syria’s unity?
“We still have another battle ahead of us to unify Syria, and it should not be with blood and military force… it should be through some kind of understanding because Syria is tired of war,”
Sharaa spoke during a dialogue session with notable figures from northwest Idlib province and other high-ranking officials.
“I do not see Syria as at risk of division. Some people desire a process of dividing Syria and trying to establish cantons… this matter is impossible,”
he said, according to a recording of the meeting that was distributed overnight by the state media.
“Some parties seek to gain power through regional power, Israel or others. This is also extremely difficult and cannot be implemented,”
he stated.
Why are protests erupting in Sweida’s Druze-majority region?
At the Sweida protest, demonstrators waved the Israeli flag and demanded self-determination for the region. Demonstrators also chanted slogans demanding complete independence for Sweida, and not just federal or autonomous rule. They rejected the current interim Syrian government in Damascus and accused it of favouring their opponents and engaging in abuses.
How did Sharaa dismiss fears of Syria’s partition?
The Syrian president said that Sweida
“witnessed many violations from all sides… some members of the security forces and army in Syria also carried out some violations”.
The state is mandated “to hold all perpetrators of violations to account”, whatever their affiliation, he also said.
What accusations did Sharaa make about Israel’s involvement?
“Israel is intervening directly in Sweida, seeking to implement policies aimed at weakening the state in general or finding excuses to interfere in ongoing policies in the southern region,”
Sharaa expressed.
“We are now discussing the mechanisms for implementation”
of the deal, he said.
What triggered the deadly July clashes in Sweida?
Violence
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12 responses to “Syrian President Al-Sharaa Opposes Partition During Sweida Unrest”
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So, President Al-Sharaa thinks unifying Syria is possible without a bit of bloodshed? That’s a bold strategy, mate—next, he’ll be suggesting we solve Brexit over a pint! 🍻
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Looks like Al-Sharaa is really channeling his inner diplomat – who knew unifying a country could be so easy? Just sprinkle a bit of understanding and voila, no blood necessary! 🤷♂️
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Seems like President Al-Sharaa’s vision for a “bloody-less” Syria is as achievable as a snowman in the Sahara. 🤷♂️ But hey, if wishing made it so, we’d all be sipping espresso on the moon by now! ☕🌙
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Seems like President Al-Sharaa has discovered a revolutionary new strategy for unity: just sprinkle a bit of understanding on top and, voilà, no more bloodshed! 🤷♂️ Maybe he missed the memo that ‘peace talks’ don’t usually come with a side of wishful thinking.
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Seems like Al-Sharaa thinks unifying Syria is as simple as a walk in the park—without any pesky bloodshed. 🥳 Maybe next he’ll announce that finding world peace is just a matter of sharing a pint in a pub! 🍻
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Seems like unity in Syria is all about avoiding bloodshed—who knew? Maybe we should just send them a cake to celebrate their understanding, eh? 🎂😂
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Isn’t it charming how President Al-Sharaa believes unity can be achieved without a bit of bloodshed? Must be nice to live in a fairy tale while the rest of Syria is still at the ballistics ball. 🥳
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Looks like President Al-Sharaa’s recipe for unity involves a pinch of denial and a dollop of wishful thinking! 🍽️ Who knew that avoiding bloodshed could be this complicated?
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So, the president thinks unity can come without bloodshed—how refreshing! Next, he’ll suggest we all just hold hands and sing Kumbaya while the region’s on fire. 😏
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So, it seems our dear President thinks a little chat will patch up years of mayhem—what a refreshing take on conflict resolution! Almost makes you wish he was running the EU, eh? 😂
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Seems like President Al-Sharaa has a real knack for turning a war zone into a negotiation table, eh? Maybe next he’ll suggest unifying Syria over a nice cup of coffee—just don’t forget the biscuits! ☕️🍪
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Seems like President Sharaa’s idea of “unifying” Syria is about as practical as a chocolate teapot. Sweida wants self-determination, but I guess he’d prefer to stick with the classic ‘let’s not spill blood’ strategy while the country simmers like a pot left on the stove. 🤷♂️
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