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Kassioun Editorial 1303: Betting on Foreign Powers Is a Guaranteed Loss!
Alongside the economic and livelihood crisis, there is “Israel’s” continued encroachment on the country, its people, and its territory. There are also various international and regional interventions, including those of the IMF and the World Bank, which are working to impose their conditions in full on the country and its economy. Not to mention that the timid talk of “political participation” ha…
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Kassioun Editorial 1302: Beyond Barrack’s Statements and the Jordanian Strike!
The problem with those who considered Barrack’s latest statements “shocking” is that they had believed his repeated earlier statements over…
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Kassioun Editorial 1301: The Syrian Popular Movement Is Advancing… Who Will Engage It?
Turning from the global scene—where popular mobilization intensified over the past week—to Syria, the most notable development over the pas…
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Kassioun Editorial 1284: Where To… Internationally, Regionally, and Domestically?
Some key elements of the broader picture that directly affect us can be summarized as follows:
First: Although the confrontation between t…
Jun 21, 2026
Kassioun Editorial 1283: Pressures Are Mounting, and a Turning Point is Inevitable!
Describing the situation as a state of deadlock should not be understood to mean that conditions are static or likely to continue unchanged for a long time. Quite the opposite: crises are accumulating rapidly across all sectors and point toward imminent upheavals unless the country’s course is fundamentally altered on every front.
To put matters in context, it is necessary to highlight several k…
Apr 5, 2026
Kassioun Editorial 1272: The Right Positioning After the Iran War
Understanding the ongoing war in advance, and the results it will lead to, is not merely a theoretical or academic matter; it is an existential necessity for all countries and for all political and social forces—especially in our region, which is directly experiencing the event, and for our country, which is going through it in a difficult and fragile state on multiple levels. This makes correct…
Mar 22, 2026
Kassioun Editorial 1270: After the War on Iran!
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What can be confirmed in describing the current state of the war are the following points:
First: None of the objectives set by Netanyahu and Trump for their war has been achieved—toppling the Iranian regime, ending the nuclear program, ending the missile program, and ending Iran’s support and connections with allied forces and groups in the region. On the contrary, all of thes…
Mar 8, 2026
Kassioun Editorial 1268: There Are Solutions, But…!
At the same time, internal crises of various kinds are deepening. It has become increasingly clear that putting all one’s eggs in the American and Western basket means breaking the eggs eventually. What the Arab Gulf states are experiencing today leaves no room for doubt that relations with the US—no matter how deep—are not sufficient to guarantee protection. Moreover, they can place those who se…
Mar 1, 2026
Kassioun Editorial 1267: A New Round and the American Retreat Will Deepen
The new round began with the killing of leaders whom Washington was supposedly negotiating with, foremost among them Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Past experience shows that the “decapitation” policy pursued by “Israel” has become less effective with repetition, and ultimately produces the opposite results.
Although the war is still only in its second day and it is too early to talk about…
Feb 22, 2026
Kassioun Editorial 1266: Trump, You Were the One Who Put Him There?
A statement of this sort is not merely a “diplomatic insult”; it is an affront to and belittlement of Syria and Syrians as a whole, because it reveals a patronizing logic in dealing not with a person, but with an entire country—within a traditional colonial mindset that presents itself as the ruler and arbiter of the country’s and people’s fate, imposing whatever and whomever it wishes.
Some try…





