There is an idea being promoted within the United Nations and within Western circles that if de Mistura does not succeed in forming the Constitutional Committee before the end of the year, it would be possible for the United Nations to abandon the Syrian file, declaring itself incapable of resolving it.
Last Saturday, the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution reaffirming the Syrian identity of the occupied Golan, out of nine resolutions, all of them condemning the Zionist entity.
The United States of America reaffirmed its destructive position and behavior towards our region in general and our country in particular, by its standing alone with the Zionist entity in the United Nations, in rejecting Syrian sovereignty over the occupied Syrian Golan.
Statement by People's Will Party
The Talk about a "democratic" decentralization has come back to the fore again, in the context of what is being promoted as "a new American strategy". There are, among those carrying this banner, not only some Kurdish leaders but also personalities and other Syrian parties, some of them are ancient «Arab nationalist» ones, although the main apparent vehicle of such a proposition, so far, are some Kurdish leaders.
Press Release by Moscow Platform
«a Syrian-led and Syrian-owned political transition»; «and stresses that the Syrian people will decide the future of Syria»; «a Syrian-led political process that is facilitated by the United Nations».
The extremists live in a state of reassurance about the internationalization of the Syrian issue. They know, as everyone knows, that the international clash is not only about Syria – though Syria has become at the top of its agenda – but also about a new reformulation of the whole international relations. It is a clash that will not end in the near future, but will take several more years to reach its logical ends.
With de Mistura's submission of his resignation, the anti-UNSCR 2254 proposals have returned to the fore, by both the opposition-linked extremists, and the regime-linked extremists.
A statement was issued today on behalf of the Syrian Negotiating Commission on the work done during its periodic meeting. Our representative has recorded his objection to two points in the statement. His objection has not been taken into consideration by the Commission. It is therefore necessary to clarify that our position on these two points is contrary to the position mentioned in the Commission's statement:
