Are America’s policies pushing traditional allies to seek independent security alternatives?

The discussion saw Brigadier General Hatem Atef focus on the strategic military dimension and the concept of “dignity and international prestige,” while journalist and political analyst Issam Khoury concentrated on the practical economic aspect, the language of numbers, and interests.
ركز العميد حاتم عاطف خلال المناقشة على البُعد العسكري الاستراتيجي ومفهوم “الكرامة والهيبة الدولية”، بينما ركز الصحفي والمحلل السياسي عصام خوري على الجانب الاقتصادي العملي، ولغة الأرقام، والمصالح.اتسم نهج خوري بميل أكبر نحو تفسير دوافع ترامب من منظور اقتصادي داخلي و”براغماتي”

Deal Diplomacy or Finger-Biting in Iran

Issam Khoury dissects the escalation scene (the American-Iranian):
1️⃣ Washington is benefiting economically from the war (oil companies are in a state of euphoria).
2️⃣ Trump is applying the principle of “imposing peace by force” to achieve gains for the markets.
3️⃣ A “terrifying” informational breach into the Iranian interior and paralysis in coordination between the political and military spheres.
4️⃣ No peace without a “substantial gift” that the regime gives to Trump.

Is Syria being forced to enter the Lebanon battle?

In this broadcast, Issam Khoury addresses scenarios of Syria’s involvement in the war against Lebanon’s Hezbollah, and offers important advice aimed at keeping Syria neutral from neighboring conflicts, and focusing on the local economy instead of spending the country’s human resources on wars

American Sanctions on Syria: Their Reality, Previous Experiences, and Possible Solutions

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📺 Episode: American Sanctions on Syria: Their Reality, Previous Experiences, and Possible Solutions

What are U.S. sanctions on Syria really about? In this episode, we break down:
1️⃣ How sanctions evolved from 2004 to the Caesar Act
2️⃣ What Syria can learn from Iran, Cuba, Libya, and Iraq
3️⃣ Realistic reforms Syria must pursue to lift sanctions
4️⃣ The international community’s role in supporting change

Sanctions won’t end without serious reform. This episode explores the political, legal, and economic paths forward.
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Revenge or the government

This documentary sheds light on the brutal sectarian violence affecting the Alawite community in Syria. Through powerful imagery and firsthand accounts, we explore the impact of armed rebellion, extremist actions, and the resulting civilian casualties. Join us as we uncover the harsh realities of this ongoing conflict.

The return of Syrian Jews to Syria

the new government has not addressed Syrian Jews specifically, it has called for all Syrians to return. He suggested that officials see Jewish involvement as a way to boost investment and ease sanctions. The nation still faces instability, and the future of religious minorities remains uncertain.

The night of Bashar al-Assad’s fall

Two months ago, in five investigative articles, veteran journalist Issam Khoury predicted the fall of the Syrian regime, and that’s exactly what happened. He dives deep into Middle Eastern politics and the downfall of Bashar al-Assad.

From Siberia

In the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, mercenaries from Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Central Asia have become an integral part of Russia’s military strategy. These fighters are often deployed to the most perilous frontlines, including the heavily contested regions near Bakhmut and Soledar in Donetsk Oblast. Exclusive information from the Czech-Slovak Institute of Oriental Studies reveals the deaths of several Syrian and Egyptian fighters during battles at the Soledar front in 2023. This tragic reality highlights the complex, global dimension of the conflict and the recruitment of foreign fighters into Russia’s ranks.

Recruiting or training Syrians?

On June 8, 2024, Russian forces held joint military exercises with the Syrian army at the Tartus port, showcasing advanced air defense systems in a simulated attack. While these exercises appeared routine, they carried deeper implications, including the recruitment and training of Syrians to support Russia’s military endeavors, particularly in Ukraine. Division 25, known for its allegiance to Russia, played a pivotal role, highlighting Moscow’s strategic use of Syrian human resources amidst the ongoing geopolitical tensions. The exercise also served as a signal to international observers of Russia’s readiness to defend its interests in Syria.