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Syrian Druze Leader Declares Community Part of Israel Amid Regional Tensions Sheikh Hakmat al-Hijri, leader of Syria's Druze community, declared the Druze as part of Israel amid regional tensions, following a protest in As-Suwayda where Druze carried Israeli flags. He emphasized historical and spiritual ties to Israel and called for regional peace and stability, particularly in the Bashan area.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Syrian Druze leader declares community part of Israel and spiritual partners with the state. 02 Druze residents in As-Suwayda protested carrying Israeli flags amid regional tensions. 03 Al-Hijri emphasized historical ties and the importance of supporting Israel. 04 He called for regional peace and hopes other countries follow Israel's example in state-building. 05 Western countries play a key role in regional developments, according to al-Hijri. 06 The Druze see Bashan's stability as foundational for broader regional peace. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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