@kasimf دكتور فيصل الف مليون أميركا تحكم فينا ولا عشر الصين، في أميركا يتمتع ٧ مليون مسلم بكامل حقوقهم وحرياتهم بل ولهم تمثيل سياسي و لديهم محمد علي كلاي وعبد الكريم جبار وأكثر من ١٠٠٠٠ في الجيش وامام في الجيش ونساء محجبات في حرس الحدود! وعلماء ودكاترة وو، كفانا أكلا من الصحن وبصقا فيه
Twenty months. Let's do the scoreboard 🤩
Assad fled to Moscow on 8 December 2024 and has not been heard from since, which is the most useful thing he has done for Syria in fifty years!
Since then:
The sanctions came off. All of them. The EU in May 2025, the US embargo in June, the Caesar Act repealed in December, and on Monday Syria came off the state sponsors of terrorism list after forty-seven years. Forty-seven. Syria was on that list longer than most of the people arguing about it have been alive.
There was an election. October 2025, a 210-member parliament, the first since Assad. A provisional constitution. A roadmap. Boring, procedural, unglamorous, and exactly what nobody thought these people could do.
The economy turned. Inflation from 72 percent down to 11. The pound appreciating since the day Assad left, which is its own commentary. The stock exchange reopened.
$28 billion in investment pledged.
In February the state took back its oil and gas fields and shipped heavy crude for the first time in 14 years.
Three million people went home.
1.5 million refugees, 1.7 million internally displaced.
Turns out people return when the man bombing them leaves.
The coast went from the most dangerous place in Syria in early 2025 to the safest by the end of it.
Kurdish became a national language. Citizenship restored to people the 1962 census erased. Newroz a national holiday. Kurdish in classrooms this academic year.
And on Tuesday the SDF dissolved itself. One army. Saudi Arabia sent congratulations today.
Now here is the part I enjoy.
Since December 2024, Syria has taken more than a thousand Israeli air and artillery strikes and at least 825 ground incursions.
Its response, every single time, has been diplomacy.
A thousand strikes and the man will not take the bait. Netanyahu has been trying to start a war with Damascus for twenty months and Damascus keeps sending negotiators to Amman instead.
Katz stood on Mount Hermon this week and told al-Sharaa to look up at the mountain every morning, and al-Sharaa's answer was to hold a ceremony, dissolve a militia, and get himself delisted by Washington on the same day.
That is what actually irritates them. Not that Syria is dangerous. That Syria refuses to be.
Twenty months. Nobody predicted this. Least of all the people who keep bombing it.
@JowelleHowayeck@AboJAFFAR2020 It's a message that they own Lebanon, straight forward, that the decisions of the leb gov mean nothing, and so far they don't.
@RpsAgainstTrump God bless America. Not only was he former, he actually fought and lost 1000s of men fighting Alqaeda, he evolved so much over the years. You need to read and research proper on the subject brother.
Syria is open for business. @SecRubio just formally rescinded Syria’s State Sponsor of Terrorism designation, clearing the last major hurdle to private investment and reopening a path back into the global economy. U.S. companies, explore Syria’s new potential.
Read more: https://t.co/y7ewdNcTmM
Today, I formally rescinded Syria’s designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism. This action unlocks new potential for Syria’s economic revitalization and progress. The Trump Administration continues to advance U.S. national security to achieve peace, prosperity, and security in the Middle East.
@abdallah_sfeir 90$ for a simple meal for 2 people at kababji ashrafiyi!!, I swear much more expensive than Florida.
Bekaa is much much cheaper than Beirut.
Former Israeli PM Ehud Barak called Netanyahu's escalation with Türkiye over the Syria airbase strike "reckless and stupid" with "a strong political smell of manufacturing security anxieties ahead of elections."
"Türkiye is not Iran or Assad's Syria.
There is no strategic problem with Türkiye that cannot be resolved through discreet contacts coordinated with the United States.
Netanyahu has completely gone off the rails."
Barak argued the issue should be postponed until after elections, saying Netanyahu is focused on survival maneuvers rather than Israel's security.