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Written by Damir Nazarov
After Zionism admitted its inability to destroy Hamas and Hezbollah, it decided to find a “victory image” in Syria. By destroying almost all of Syria’s military equipment and beginning the process of occupying the entire south of Syria, the terrorist Netanyahu and his gang of sectarian fanatics in the ruling coalition have decided to bring to life the old project called “Greater Israel.” This means that the West Bank, Syria and even Jordan are in grave danger, and the annexation of these lands is considered a matter of time, as the new US President Trump will indulge in this in every possible way.
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The Zionists have gone so far as to force locals to hand over their weapons in the cities they occupy in southern Syria and steal the remaining Soviet-made tanks. All this is happening against the backdrop of the inaction of thousands of jihadists who prefer to film videos of themselves visiting Damascus mosques for Instagram and meet with diplomats from the world community.
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The occupiers are not wasting any time and, taking advantage of the lack of resistance, are installing a radar network that allows them to see both Syria and Lebanon and provide early warning of low-flying aircraft and drones. Mossad terrorists can now conduct surveillance and intercept enemy communications by placing sensors on the top. According to “IDF fighters”, “Hostile forces advancing toward Israel will now be at the mercy of Israeli drones, surface-to-surface missiles and laser-guided bombs.”
Zionist radar network detection zone
In the context of the ongoing occupation, a rather strange situation has occurred, which reflects the weakness of the new rulers of Syria in relation to the Zionists. On December 14, news broke that the militants of the “Southern Operations Center” had moved towards the Daraa-Damascus highway, and a few days later, the Zionists penetrated into the Daraa province in the Yarmouk River basin, where they attacked protesting Syrians. The question arises: how did the southern insurgency and, at the same time, the “revolutionaries of the new Syria” not notice the columns of Zionist armored vehicles? Later, when Zionism had firmly established itself in the newly captured lands, a message was sent from the local residents to the new leader of Syria, but Ahmed al-Sharaa did not respond.
If we abstract from the influence of Iran and Turkey, and consider the situation in a purely Syrian context, the current state of affairs looks catastrophic. Regardless of Tahrir al-Sham’s views on the Zionists, the sluggish reaction to the intervention immediately entailed grave consequences for the Syrians. The occupiers set their conditions (liquidation of any type of weapons) and expand the intervention, and in response the “government of salvation” limits itself to complaints to the UN and threatens with an “Iranian return.”
It is known from inside sources that doubts are gradually maturing within Tahrir al-Sham about al-Julani’s approach to the Zionist intervention, but at the same time they fear an unexpected explosive reaction from “other revolutionaries” not connected with the former Jabhat Nusra ideologically and organizationally. Therefore, the main desire of the “government of salvation” is to quickly disarm all factions of yesterday’s opposition and appoint their own man to all security agencies. The jihadists will not be able to completely disarm the Syrians, since few people trust Tahrir al-Sham, and another reason is the desire to begin preparations to repel the Zionist aggression with their own efforts.
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