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Druze Minority in Syria Responds to Changes in Kurdish Authority
The Druze minority in Sweida, Syria, remains the only group not to accept the central government's authority after the Kurdish community dissolved its autonomous governance. The shift in Kurdish control is expected to impact the Druze's plans for a decentralized Syria. Experts note a significant erosion of trust in the Syrian government following violent clashes, and the future of the Druze community may depend on external influences, particularly Israel's role in negotiations.
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Mazloum Abdi
Omer Ozkizilcik
Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri
Lubna al-Basit
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The Druze minority in Sweida, Syria, remains the only group not to accept the central government's authority after the Kurdish community dissolved its autonomous governance. The shift in Kurdish control is expected to impact the Druze's plans for a decentralized Syria. Experts note a significant erosion of trust in the Syrian government following violent clashes, and the future of the Druze community may depend on external influences, particularly Israel's role in negotiations.
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