The Palestinian Cause and Apartheid… How to Benefit from the Classification Without Falling into a Trap
As events unfold in Palestine and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, with a vicious violent escalation by the Zionist enemy especially in Gaza, but also inside the Green Line targeting the Palestinians living in the 1948 Occupied Territories, it…
Gold, the Dollar, and Food; along Ten Years between Foreign Policy and Internal Policies.
Ten years and our crisis is still ongoing, and the deterioration of the value of the Syrian pound that we see in the increase of the level of prices is its most prominent economic epitome, as it reflects the overall economic, social and political de…
The Zionist is “Sugar-Coating the Pill”; Regarding Sheikh Jarrah and Other Dimensions
The Palestinian struggle continues to escalate in Jerusalem, and in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in particular, against the forced displacement, settlement, and Judaization operations taking place against Palestine as a whole and primarily against…
The Palestinian Hits, and the Traitors Feel Exposed
There is no argument that the Palestinian people’s struggle has always been a beacon for all those walking on the paths of freedom and fighting injustice in its local and global dimensions. This struggle is a source of strength and pride for anyone…
What is Expected of the Putin-Biden Summit? Generally, and in the Syrian Issue
Numerous readings and analyses have started to abundantly appear, about the Putin-Biden summit, which may be held sometime next month. The fact is that many details about this summit are still unknown, including the venue (which was said to be a thi…
ISIS “Resurgence” and US Policy in Syria
More than two years ago, the US declared the defeat of ISIS in Syria, then in October 2019 ISIS leader Baghdadi was reportedly killed during a US special operation in Idlib. Since then, every once in a while, some ISIS activity is reported in the ne…
The Energy Crisis is unsolvable; Securing the Quarter at Best.
The Energy crisis is the epitome of all current crises, as it practically reflects the crisis of the Syrian pound and the inability of the funds available in the national currency to secure the needs of importing the mainstay of production, which is…
Simplifying, Complicating, and “Democracy”
Traditionally, metaphorical simplifications have been used to present or discuss international conflicts; like comparing it to a “cards game” or a “grand chessboard” -- on the board, a knight can be sacrificed to protect the queen, or the queen can…
2254: No Longer Only a Tool to Overcome the Crisis, but also One of the Two Conditions to Achieve the “New Independence”
On 17 April of every year, we commemorate the anniversary of Evacuation Day, which witnessed the exit of the last of the French occupier’s troops from our homeland. That came as a result of decades of fighting, struggle, and sacrifice by our forefat…
Syria’s Independence and the Tale of First Security Council Veto
The UN officially took off on October 24, 1945 when the five permanent members of the Security Council -- China, France, UK, USA, and USSR -- in addition to the majority of the other 46 then signatory members ratified the UN Charter. The Security Co…
