Syrian political discourse and avoiding confrontation

The article addresses the crisis of political discourse in Syria following the fall of the regime. The analysis explains that the Syrian regime, for fifteen years, attempted to maintain a neutral stance by refusing to acknowledge the depth of the political and social crisis that led to the revolution. Instead, it focused on portraying the opposition as terrorists and conspiring against the state. After the regime's fall, the political discourse did not change; the exclusionary accusations of treachery were replaced with another rhetoric that attacks minorities and questions their national loyalty, leading to deepening divisions and increasing sectarian tensions. The article emphasizes that this policy cannot be resolved through sectarian escalation or collective accusations. The true solution requires recognizing the problems, adopting a comprehensive political and economic vision, and building trust among the components of Syrian society, with a focus on citizens’ fundamental interests such as security and a decent livelihood.

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