💨 Abstract
The Syrian government declared a ceasefire in Sweida province after deadly sectarian clashes. The fighting, involving local Sunni Bedouin tribes and Druze armed groups, led to Israeli intervention, asserting it aimed to protect the Druze minority. Religious leaders had initially urged factions to cooperate with authorities, but one prominent sheikh later retracted this call, accusing the government of continued violence. The conflict raises concerns about sectarian violence and Israeli intervention in Syria's complex political landscape.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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