Syria’s president promises to defend the rubble after violence in the sector

The temporary president of Syria said his “priority” to defend the citizens of the country of the country, after Israel promised to destroy the government forces accused of attacking the members of the religious minority in the Soveid province.

In his first television statement, after Israel’s air in Damascus on Wednesday, Ahmed Al-Sharao also warned that the Syrians were not afraid of the war.

Syrian state -owned media reports that the military was removed from Swidza as part of the ceasefire agreement with the leaders of Druz. But it is unclear whether it will be.

More than 350 people were reportedly killed since the sectarians between the police and the Bedouin tribes, who broke out in the province on Sunday.

The government replied, deploying its forces in the predominantly rubble Swida for the first time for the first time for the Islamist Sharaa group headed the insurgent offensive, which overthrew President Bashar al-Assad in December, ending 13 years of civil war.

However, the fighting increased and government forces were accused by residents and activists of murder of rubble civilians and extrajudicial shootings.

The Druze Religion is an offshoot of Shiite Islam with its own unique identity and belief. In addition to Syria, in Lebanon, Jordan, Jordan, Jordan, Israel and the occupied Galasian heights, there are significant rubble communities.

Syrian rubble and other minorities remained suspicious to Sharaa because he took power from the last jihadist. His Islamist Group Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS)-Bila al-Qaeda, which is still appointed by the UN a terrorist organization.

Their fears were strengthened by several outbreaks of death sectaries, including one in May between the police, security forces and allied Islamist fighters, who also pushed Israel to intervene militarily.

In his speech at the beginning of Thursday, Sharaa emphasized that the rubble was “the main part of the fabric of this nation” and that he rejected any attempt to drag them into the hands of what he called “an external party”.

The president said the government forces, located in the Communist Party, “succeeded in restoring stability and expulsion due to the forbidden groups, despite Israeli interventions, which, he said, caused a” significant complication of the situation “and” large-scale escalation “.

“We are not among those who are afraid of the war. We spent our lives, confronted with problems and defending our people, but we put the interests of the Syrians before chaos and destruction,” he said.

The responsibility for security in Suvejeja will now be transferred to the religious senior and some local factions “based on the supreme national interests,” he added.

Sharaa finished his speech, promising that the government “sought to prosecute those who crossed and abused our Druze people.”

On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his own rubble citizens that the Israeli forces “acted to save our brothers and eliminate the gangs of the regime.”

The Israeli military said his aircraft hit the Syrian military personnel in Damascus and the military platform near the presidential palace, as well as armored vehicles on the way to Suweaido, as well as the dismissal and storage of weapons in southern Syria.

“We act decisively to prevent the consolidation of hostile elements outside the border, protect the Israeli state citizens and prevent the damage to the civilian of the rubble,” said the chief of staff of the military, lieutenant Gen Eyal Zamir, during a visit to the Golon.

“We will not allow South Syria to become a support of terror,” he warned.

The general also stated that there was no border fence “after hundreds of rubble on Wednesday crossed a heavily strengthened border with Syria.

US Secretary of State Mark Rubio said he was talking to all the parties and “agreed to the specific steps that will give this disturbing and terrible situation.”

“This will require all sides of the commitment they have made, and this is what we expect from them,” he added, giving no details.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), the British monitoring group, says more than 350 people have been killed on Sunday.

According to them, 27 of whom were killed by 79 rubble fighters and 55 civilians, 27 of whom were killed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Defense.

At least 189 members of government troops and 18 tribal fighting fighters were also killed in contractions, the report said.

It was not immediately possible to check the figures of the loss of shame, but the Syrian security sources also stated on Wednesday that the death toll was close to 300.