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Syria’s leader charms the world, crushes the Druze. Israel should be wary

1d ago ·  By · based on reporting by Google News 78Objectivity score78/100

Syria’s leader charms the world, crushes the Druze. Israel should be wary

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has charmed world capitals with pragmatic diplomacy, from a White House visit to neutral dealings with Russia and Iran, but has used his global popularity to rule through centralization that has crushed Syrian minorities. Sharaa is now commendably reaching out to Israel. His outreach raises fears that he wants to leverage a possible thaw in relations with Jerusalem to weaken his country’s Druze, whose suspicions continued to build after the mysterious killing of one of their…

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