| | '''Ahmed al-Sharaa''' (b. 1982) , also previously known as '''Mohammad al-Julani''' before being removed from the [[United States State Department]] wanted list for [[terrorism]] and installed <small>(mainly by [[Islamism|Islamist]] [[Recep Tayyip Erdoğan]]'s [[Turkey]])</small> into power in [[Syria]], is commander of the [[al Qaeda]] and [[Islamic State]] branch [[Hayat Tahrir al-Sham]] (HTS) [[terrorist]] organization in Syria. | | '''Ahmed al-Sharaa''' (b. 1982) , also previously known as '''Mohammad al-Julani''' before being removed from the [[United States State Department]] wanted list for [[terrorism]] and installed <small>(mainly by [[Islamism|Islamist]] [[Recep Tayyip Erdoğan]]'s [[Turkey]])</small> into power in [[Syria]], is commander of the [[al Qaeda]] and [[Islamic State]] branch [[Hayat Tahrir al-Sham]] (HTS) [[terrorist]] organization in Syria. |
| − | The change of power in Syria did not bring true reforms. Syria is under the control of the secret "committee" of the leader terrorists. | + | The change of power in Syria did not bring true reforms. Syria is under the control of the secret "committee" of the leader terrorists. Close ally to [[Osama bin Ladin]], Ahmad Zidan was appointed as an advisor to the transitional President of Syria Ahmad Al Sharaa.<ref>https://t.me/c/2117167313/37367</ref> |
| | Regime is classical ethno-religious Islamic apartheid, anti-minorities, marked by: Massacres of Christians<ref>[https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/syrias-transitional-honeymoon-over-after-massacres-and-disinformation Syria’s Transitional Honeymoon Is Over After Massacres and Disinformation], by Aaron Y. Zelin, Washington Institute, Mar 10, 2025. <blockquote><small>Most of the civilians killed by government forces were Alawites, though a few Christians have been confirmed dead as well. Those killed by former regime insurgents included Sunnis, Alawites, and Christians,</small></blockquote></ref><ref name=cbn21june2025>Massacre of Christians and Druze in Syria Met with Global Silence. | | Regime is classical ethno-religious Islamic apartheid, anti-minorities, marked by: Massacres of Christians<ref>[https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/syrias-transitional-honeymoon-over-after-massacres-and-disinformation Syria’s Transitional Honeymoon Is Over After Massacres and Disinformation], by Aaron Y. Zelin, Washington Institute, Mar 10, 2025. <blockquote><small>Most of the civilians killed by government forces were Alawites, though a few Christians have been confirmed dead as well. Those killed by former regime insurgents included Sunnis, Alawites, and Christians,</small></blockquote></ref><ref name=cbn21june2025>Massacre of Christians and Druze in Syria Met with Global Silence. |