Trump’s March 2019 signing of American recognition of the occupied Syrian Golan as “part of Israel” made it clear that American and “Israeli” policy regarding the Golan and dealing with the entire Syrian issue had entered a new phase.
Recent statements by Russian Special Envoy to the Syrian crisis, Alexander Lavrentiev, and the uproar and conclusions that arose around it, occupied the general political debate space during the past two weeks.
As the new year begins, thirty years will have passed since the tragedy of the unipolar world’s emergence.
Секретарь партии «Народная воля», руководитель оппозиционной группы «Народный фронта за перемены и освобождение», председатель «московской платформы» сирийской оппозиции, Кадри Джамиль сделал 21 декабря 2021 года следующую запись в своем официальном аккаунте в Твиттере:
The Secretary of People’s Will Party, Leader in the Front for Change and Liberation, Head of Moscow Platform of the Syrian Opposition, Kadri Jamil, published a thread of tweets this evening (Tuesday, December 21, 2021) saying that:
It is impossible to rely on any statistics for the number of Syrian refugees, whether UN numbers or those of host countries, because on the one hand, the numbers are conflicting, and on the other, there are large numbers of Syrians abroad due to the crisis who have no refugee status.
Recently, “new” interpretations have been spreading around, which are variations on Sadat’s saying: “99% of the cards are in the America’s hand”. Things such as: “America reprieves but does not neglect” or that the whistle is still in the hands of “the American referee”, which decides the rules of the game and when it starts and ends. However, as Galileo said after being prosecuted for being heretical because he insisted that the Earth revolves around the sun, not the other way around: “And yet, it moves (revolves)”.
It can be said with some approximation, that the Zionist project has gone from 1948 until now through three main phases:
Since the outset, subsidization policies were an expression of wages not being sufficient for those who receive them to reach the minimum standard of living. Therefore, it was necessary to subsidize them, whether by fixing the prices of some basic commodities such as fuel, electricity, and bread, for example, or by other means.
The threat facing a Syria with unified territories and people still exists, with each additional day of delay in reaching a comprehensive solution and a real way out of the catastrophe.
