Barak on Sweida: Gangs fill governance gap

The article focused on the recent escalation in the Syrian province of Sweida, where U.S. envoy Tom Barrack expressed concern over rising tensions and called for restraint. He confirmed that the Damascus-Sweida route is open and that rumors about its closure are false, explaining that a tripartite peace plan was agreed upon a year ago to fully reintegrate the province and restore its rights. Events indicate an increase in violence, with some local figures arrested and displaced due to conflicts between armed factions, including elements affiliated with a Druze leader allied with Israel. Additionally, the Syrian authorities are working to assure the stability of the roads and to resolve disputes, while urging cooperation between the Druze and Arab tribes to maintain security and stability.

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